Joeboy set to drop new album

Nigerian singer and songwriter, Joeboy pon the deck at Felabration 2023

Nigerian singer and songwriter, Joeboy pon the deck

By Taiwo Okanlawon

Nigerian Afrobeats sensation Joseph Akinfenwa Donus, popularly known as Joeboy, has disclosed that he will be releasing an album this year.

The Afrobeats star announced this on Thursday night, while entertaining the audience at the Music Society of Nigeria (MUSON) Centre in Lagos.

Joeboy was featured on the first episode of the YouTube series titled ‘Up and Close’, where he thrilled the attendees with some of his hit songs including ‘Contour’, ‘Surviving’, and ‘Sip’ with the orchestral choir.

He also shared the inspiration behind some of his hit tracks and how they have impacted his music career.

Joeboy further disclosed that he will be releasing an album this year.

“The new album will be out this year. However, I want to take some time to really prepare for the release. This way, when it finally drops, everything will be set up perfectly for a grand launch,” he said.

In a statement, Addy Awofisayo, YouTube head of music, Sub-Saharan Africa, said ‘Up and Close’ will give artistes opportunities to “connect with fans on a deeper level and share their latest projects”.

Joeboy recently announced his decision to launch Young Legend, his new label, in partnership with Warner Group, aimed at nurturing the next generation of music talents.

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Despite embarking on this new journey, Joeboy remains thankful to Mr. Eazi for his pivotal role in his music career over the past five years.

Joeyboy gained popularity under emPawa Africa, a record label owned by Mr Eazi.

The singer has won several awards and recognition for his craft.

In 2019, he won the ‘Best Artiste in African Pop’ prize at the All Africa Music Awards (AFRIMA).

The singer also bagged the ‘Best Pop’ category at the Soundcity MVP Awards Festival in 2020.

In November 2023, he released a 5-track extended play (EP) titled ‘Body, Soul & Spirit’.

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