D’Banj has unveiled the tracklist for his fifth studio album, “Entertainer – The Sequel,” set for release on August 9, 2024, via DB Records.

The album is a fusion of Afrobeats and Afropop, boasting 11 tracks and two bonus cuts. It features a star-studded lineup, including Grammy winner Wyclef Jean, African legends Awilo Logomba and Youssou N’Dour, American superstar Akon, South African hitmaker DJ Maphorisa, and NBC’s The Voice Sensation Chechi Sarai. The new album, which is a follow-up to his 2008 album “The Entertainer,” also features collaborations with Nigerian musicians including Phyno, Timaya, Peruzzi,  Kayswitch and Zlatan.

“Entertainer – The Sequel” is available for pre-save starting today, July 23rd and will be released on August 9, 2024.

Expressing his excitement, D’Banj shared, “Life is a maze of self-discovery and my new album, ‘Entertainer – The Sequel’ confirms this truth to me. It’s a true reflection of my growth as an artist and my continued commitment to pushing the boundaries of African music. The past 20 years have been an incredible ride, and I am grateful for the support and love I have received. I am thrilled to share this new chapter in my musical journey with my fans.

Ace Nigerian musician D’banj has appreciated his colleague, Olamide, for his generosity.

The singer disclosed that Olamide gifted him his latest song, ‘Koko’.

Taking to his X handle, D’banj wrote: “What does the Koko mean to you Since’04 and right now in 2024?
“‘Koko’ from my upcoming album out now!

“Big shoutout to my brother @Olamide Baddo LEE for blessing me with this jam and to the amazing producer @eskeezondbeat.”

The song is the second lead single from his forthcoming album to celebrate his 20 years on stage.

D’banj had previously disclosed that the first lead single ‘Since ’04’ was written by Peruzzi.

In celebration of two decades in the music industry, D’Banj has released the music video for his new single, “Since’ o4.”

The video takes viewers on a nostalgic journey through D’Banj’s early days at Mo Hits Records, featuring appearances by dancer Pocolee and singers Yhemolee and Peruzzi.

The video is directed by Director Pink.

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