Nigerian street-pop star Seyi Vibez keeps the party going on “AKPAN AKPARI,” track twelve from his newly released album “SWAGUU.”
Larrylanes and The Beat Murderer handle production. Global movement, money, and pure party energy collide here, with Seyi Vibez’s writing jumping from London to the Dominican Republic, then straight into designer fashion and ambitions of becoming a billionaire before thirty. So “AKPAN AKPARI” doesn’t linger on any one theme for long. It just keeps moving, matching the record’s own restless energy.
That repetition is really the whole point, honestly. An unusual chant becomes the song’s central hook, turning something almost nonsensical into what carries the entire track. Seyi Vibez has always known how to make an unconventional phrase stick, and this one leans fully into that instinct, staying playful rather than reflective throughout.
Coming right after “ALUBARIKA” on a 14-track album with no guest features at all, “AKPAN AKPARI” continues showing why Seyi Vibez trusted himself to carry every single moment solo. Two tracks remain after this one, “OBLE” and the closing title cut featuring Quavo, before “SWAGUU” wraps up entirely.
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