Logos Olori drops “Touch Me,” pulled from his “QUALIA EP,” and it plays into a more personal side of his songwriting.
Born Olalekan Emeka Taiwo, Logos Olori started out producing before shifting fully into a solo artist career. His breakthrough came with “Shine,” a single that pulled attention from established names in Nigerian music and helped shape the confident direction he’s taken since. Also, “Touch Me” continues that trajectory, keeping his Afropop foundation intact while leaning into something more intimate.
The vocal delivery stays relaxed throughout, matching the bounce and melodic instinct his catalogue has always leaned on. But this particular record feels less about impressing a crowd and more about connecting one-on-one with whoever’s listening. That shift toward vulnerability separates “Touch Me” from earlier singles in his run.
Sitting within “QUALIA EP,” the track adds another layer to a rollout that’s been building steadily rather than rushing toward a single moment. Each release under this era seems to reveal a slightly different angle of who Logos Olori is becoming as an artist.
His journey from an early producer chasing inspiration to a recognised solo voice in Nigerian Afropop gives “Touch Me” some real weight behind the smooth exterior.
Have you pressed play on “Logos Olori – Touch Me” yet? Let us know what you think of the QUALIA era so far.
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