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Id Cabasa is out to make a statement with the release of the album, Unfinished Business. He tapped the likes of Olamide, Pheelz, Zoro Swagbag, Magnito, Darkoo, Lade, Liya, Jaido P, Candy Bleakz, Shoday, Ayanfe, Barry Jhay, and FOLA to make this 13-track album a must-listen to.
Drela tapping Durela on the captivating, prestissimo violin-like and bass drum tempo-driven single, "Jekomo," is compelling evidence that he's a skilled generalist. Like Seyi Vibez's, Shaolin and Rema's Kelebu, Jekomo is a party starter that is currently gaining traction across Africa and resonating globally. A skilled vocalist who exhibited laudable stage presence at Trace In The City and Felabration 2025, and prepping for a Ghana media tour in the coming days, Drela is a vivid tapestry of a new generation Afrobeats star. Christened Mohammed Salisu, a native of Jos who embodies the rhythm, melody, and tenacity of icons like Dan Maraya Jos, Jeremiah Gyang, M.I. Abaga, Ice Prince, and Bez, all of whom call J-Town home. With singles like Ice Cream Boy (March 2024), Rain-The 6-song EP (May 2025), Dem Dead ft. Stonebwoy (June 2025), and the latest, Jekomo ft. Durela, Drela, is one of the hardest-working artists in the country. A signee of Cashboy Records, Drela is here to stake a claim as a top star. We all can't wait to see him dominate the global music market.
I was at the O2 Arena last week and the energy in that room was something I have never experienced before in my life as a music fan from Lagos. Everyone was singing every word, even the parts I thought were just chorus filler. The man is a generational talent and we need to start treating him like one.
