Oxlade's Katigori

Hey Tribe!

Oxlade, the Nigerian music sensation, is back with another hit that challenges the norms and takes his art to new heights. His latest single, "Katigori," is not just a follow-up to his previous work with Dave on "Intoxycated." It's a fresh, energetic track that resonates with the experiences and aspirations of today's youth, particularly the African Gen Z audience.

The song's opening lines, 'So many stories untold, so many mysteries I gats to unfold,' set the stage for a journey through Oxlade's artistic world. "Katigori" speaks to the heart of the listener, tapping into a universal desire for discovery and self-expression. Oxlade's commitment to his musical legacy is clear as he navigates through the challenges and triumphs that come with being an artist.

The chorus of "Katigori," 'Igi-imu jinna s’ori, you know say me and you no dey for same katigori, story,' is a powerful assertion of individuality. It's a statement about being unique in one's journey, regardless of external expectations or societal norms. This message of embracing one’s identity is especially poignant for young listeners who are carving out their own paths.

Oxlade’s song is more than just a collection of catchy beats and lyrics. It’s an exploration of his identity as an artist and an individual. The song reflects the competitive nature of the music industry and the importance of staying true to oneself in the face of challenges. His lyrics, 'Many boys wan de sound like me, And still, many boys don dey backbite me,' highlight the struggles of maintaining authenticity in a crowded field.

"Katigori" stands out as a symbol of Oxlade's growth and his ability to push boundaries in African music. It's a track that demands attention and respect, not just for its rhythm but for the message it carries. Each listen reveals a deeper layer of Oxlade's artistry and the ever-evolving landscape of African music.

This latest single by Oxlade is a reflection of the evolving narrative of African music – a narrative where stories are still being told, mysteries are unfolding, and new categories of sound and expression are being defined. "Katigori" is not just a song to be heard; it's a song to be experienced, a song that resonates with a vibrant, dynamic, and ever-changing continent.

Check out Oxlade's visuals for  Katigori