Rising Nigerian singer and songwriter Joharry bridges the gap between late-night vulnerability and early-morning ambition on his latest two-track release, DAWN, available now on all streaming platforms.

Featuring "LAST NIGHT" and "MULLER," the 5-minute, 41-second project moves seamlessly from the blurred, alcohol-soaked confessions of 2:15 AM to the laser-focused grind of chasing the bag before sunset.

Blending Afro-soul, contemporary R&B, and bouncy street-ready Afropop, Joharry uses DAWN to tell two halves of a familiar Lagos story; what happens when the drinks lower your guard, and what happens when you wake up locked in on your paper.

"LAST NIGHT" opens the project in the thick of a hazy night out. Built around the hypnotic, repeating Yoruba hook "Kini wa mo fe shey bayi" ("What am I going to do now?"), Joharry sings about Hennessy pouring, losing composure as the music plays, and the raw honesty that slips out at quarter past two in the morning, the kind of confession you bet the other person won't even remember when the sun comes up.

"MULLER" flips the mood entirely, trading late-night intoxication for pure tunnel vision. Over an infectious,upbeat bounce, Joharry makes his priorities clear: "She said do you love me / The only thing I love is my money." From referencing Naira notes over dollars ("Obafemi no be Benjamin") to vowing to stack his paper "like Mount Everest" until he has funds for emergencies, privacy, and everything in between, "MULLER" is a relentless hustle anthem made for early risers, late-night drivers, and anyone refusing to let their river run dry.

Reflecting on the inspiration behind the project, Joharry shares: "There’s a certain hour when the night has said all it needs to say, but the morning hasn’t quite found its voice. A moment suspended between what was and what could be. Where memories linger, desires take shape, and the mind wanders towards everything it has yet to become.

Two stories live within this moment. One born out of the pleasures, intimacy and mysteries of a night that leaves you wondering how it all unfolded. The other, driven by hunger, ambition, and the pursuit of a life that refuses to leave your imagination. Different experiences. Different states of mind. Yet somehow, they find common ground. I call it DAWN.

Perhaps it’s the aftermath of one experience and the beginning of another. Perhaps it’s a reminder that there’s always something waiting on the other side of the night. Whatever it means to you, I hope you find a piece of yourself in it."

That ability to hold two contrasting moods in one breath is something Joharry, born Harrison Joseph Chibuike on April 8, 1999, has been refining for years. Rooted in a background of choir training and church-honed vocal warmth, he has steadily built a reputation for blending English, Pidgin, and Yoruba into candid, emotionally rich storytelling. From early records like "Swit Loving" and "Farabale" to standout releases like "Come Closer," "Reflection," and his 2026 single "I.B.Y.P," he has consistently balanced soulful depth with street-smart energy.

DAWN arrives as the clearest distillation of that journey yet, bringing together the emotional depth of his church-trained, Afro-soul roots and the unapologetic hunger of an artist stepping fully into his next chapter. Whether soundtracked at 2:00 AM with a glass in hand or at 7:00 AM en route to the next cheque, DAWN meets listeners right where real life happens. With more music and live appearances on the horizon, Joharry invites listeners into this new era, encouraging them to press play, sit with both sides of the story, and find a piece of themselves in the transition.

DAWN is available now on Spotify, Apple Music, Audiomack, and all major digital streaming platforms.

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The DX Music International signee explores the excitement and vulnerability of falling for someone on his latest release.

Sometimes, a feeling is too strong to put into words. For Tiimie, that feeling finds its expression in music with “Oh Darling,” his latest single, now available via DX Music International.

Marking a fresh chapter in his musical journey, the new release sees Tiimie lean into the softer, more romantic side of his Afro-fusion sound. Built around soulful melodies, expressive vocals, and contemporary African rhythms, “Oh Darling” captures the excitement of attraction and the vulnerability that comes with developing genuine feelings for someone.

Rather than overcomplicating the emotion, Tiimie allows the music to do the talking. The record embraces the little things that make falling for someone special: the unexpected chemistry, the desire to be closer, and the feeling of having someone constantly on your mind.

With its warm sonic direction and melodic appeal, “Oh Darling” offers an easygoing yet emotionally engaging listening experience, showcasing another dimension of Tiimie's artistry while reinforcing his ability to connect through melody and feeling.

As he continues to carve out his place within the Afro-fusion landscape, Tiimie invites listeners to experience a record that celebrates affection, connection, and the beauty of letting your guard down.

“Oh Darling” is out now via DX Music International on all major streaming platforms.

For Nigerian singer and songwriter Sedaze, music has always been more than entertainment. It is an avenue for expression, connection and finding purpose. That philosophy takes centre stage on his forthcoming four-track EP, BLACK SENSATION.

Born David Adesanya in Ogun State, Sedaze's journey began in the church, where singing in the choir and participating in musical competitions helped him discover his passion for music.

Years later, after balancing his creative ambitions with academic pursuits at the University of Lagos and the University of Stirling, he continues to build his identity as an independent artist driven by consistency and belief in his craft.

His latest project reflects that journey through four records that explore the complexities of love, relationships, faith and personal growth.

Led by Aayanfe, a playful and romantic celebration of attraction, the EP moves into nostalgic territory with ‘Ranti’, a heartfelt recollection of the moment a special connection began. ‘Let Me Go’ offers a more vulnerable perspective, confronting the emotional weight of toxic relationships and the courage required to walk away.

The final track, ‘O.Y.O (On Your Own)’, brings the project to an uplifting close, combining heartfelt prayers for a better future with an infectious, celebratory sound. It captures the importance of faith, resilience and maintaining hope through life's uncertainties.

Across the project, Sedaze blends Afrobeats, Afropop and Afrosoul, incorporating Yoruba and pidgin English expressions to deliver music that feels personal while remaining relatable.

With this release, Sedaze invites listeners into his world, offering four different perspectives on life, love and the journey towards becoming a better version of oneself.

BLACK SENSATION EP is out now on stream platforms. Listen here