Nigerian producer and recording artist Masterkraft keeps “Party Starter (PS2)” moving with “My Type,” linking up with Gvrden Boy on a smooth Afropop collaboration.
The record sits in the most immediately accessible lane on the album. Where “Ekele” with DJ iRems carried cultural weight and gratitude as its foundation, “My Type” goes somewhere lighter and more romantic. So the two records serve different moods within the same project – which is exactly how a well-sequenced 14-track album should work. Each entry adds a different dimension rather than repeating what came before.
Gvrden Boy brings a vocal style that complements Masterkraft’s production instincts naturally. The performance stays warm and confident throughout without overselling the emotion. Because “My Type” is not a complicated love record – it is a direct, feel-good declaration, and both the featured artist and the producer understand that assignment clearly.
Masterkraft’s production fingerprints run through the arrangement as they always do. Clean percussion, melodic layers, and a groove that rewards casual listening as much as it rewards attention. But “My Type” also shows his instinct for finding the right voice for the right concept. Gvrden Boy is not the most established name on the PS2 collaborator list – but the song proves the selection was about the record, not the profile.
The broader “Party Starter” campaign is also what makes “My Type” interesting as a standalone. Masterkraft is not just releasing singles. He is building a series – PS1 in May, PS2 arriving months later with 14 tracks across different moods and voices. So every record feeds a larger story about where he is as an artist in 2026.
Stream “My Type” off “Party Starter (PS2)” and tell us – is this your favourite Masterkraft collaboration on the whole album?
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