Since his sophomore album About 30 (2018), the singer, who, before that, appeared underrated for his genius, took a bold turn that saw him expand from his folk and fuji foundation into the full colour of his skill.
His lyrics shifted from sad romance to more confident affirmations. And why not? He had accrued the artistic acumen and physique to back it up. This was better defined on Afro Pop Vol. 1 (2020), Catch Me If You Can (2022) and is now crystalised on Tequila Ever After, the fifth LP in his evolving catalogue, which finds him at his…
