Recently emerging as the first flagship artist benefiting from the new ARTSPLIT, MAD Solutions, and ENGAGE Partnership, Nigerian singer King Perryy kicked off the new year by announcing his brand new EP, Continental Playlist, set to release February 10th.
To celebrate the announcement, he on the same day rolled out the second single off the record, “On God”. The new track follows last year’s “Turkey Nla” remix featuring Tekno.
In some ways, King Perryy’s new single is a statement of intent. “My blessings no be made in China, baba God don sign am” he sings over the tune’s smooth beat which provides the perfect backdrop for the artist to flex his variety of flows. Later on, he points to the motivation factor for his hustle, acknowledging God as his biggest support system. “Dem ah wonder how man been grinding / I just dey dey number my blessings / That’s why I feel irie, I thank God for the journey / I thank God for air I breathe / I thank God for family.” Unfiltered and raw, “On God” finds King Perryy coming to terms with his rising stardom in real time.
Describing the track as a “celebration of growth and gratitude,” King Perry says, “It is me reflecting on my journey, how far I have come and how much further I will go with God by my side. Regardless of our various pursuits, we can all relate to this song.” The official video for “On God” will premiere soon.
“On God” continues an astounding run of stellar cuts from King Perryy, who drops the song on the heels of “Turkey Nla” remix featuring popular Nigerian singer Tekno. The singer first broke through in 2018 with his song “Man On Duty” which has amassed more than 2.9 million plays on Spotify alone. In 2021, he took the scene by storm again with his debut album Citizen of the World, and since then, King Perryy has continued to curate sounds uniquely his own, and sounds that are sure to have listeners captivated from the first listen.
With critical acclaim from DJ BOOTH, Spur Play Africa, GRUNGECAKE, FWORD MAGAZINE, and more, King Perryy has established a reputation as one of the hottest dancehall artists in the game. Song by song, he shares postcards from a world that’s difficult to face, and even harder to look away from. With “On God,” those same ideas animate his verses, but on occasion, he also allows himself time to celebrate the immense joy of his meteoric rise.
Listen to ‘On God’ below and also Pre-save/pre-add Continental Playlist the EP; out February 10th here.