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Olamide Unveils Star-Studded Tracklist For 11th Album, Set To Drop June 2025

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Nigerian rap legend Olamide has unveiled the complete track list for his highly anticipated self-titled album, set for release on June 19, 2025. The 17-track project features an impressive lineup of local and international collaborators, including Wizkid, Asake, Seyi Vibez, and American icon Dr. Dre.

The upcoming album, titled Olamide, features the newly released single “99,” which includes verses from Asake, Seyi Vibez, Young Jonn, and Daecolm. This follows Kai, a mellow groove featuring Wizkid, who appears twice on the album.

Source: @Olamide on Instagram

In addition to familiar Nigerian voices, including Darkoo, the project features international acts such as Jamaican artist Popcaan, Latino star Daecolm, and renowned American producer Dr. Dre.

This album follows Olamide’s 2023 project, Ikigai, which explored themes of purpose and featured tracks such as “Metaverse” and “Uptown Disco.” Olamide’s 11th solo album will be a significant milestone, underscoring his evolution from a Bariga-born street rapper to a cultural powerhouse in African music.

Fans who have followed his journey from the early days of Eni Duro now witness a more seasoned artist still hungry to experiment and collaborate. More than a rapper, Olamide has become a mentor and kingmaker through his YBNL label, which has given rise to stars like Adekunle Gold, Fireboy, and Asake.

As anticipation builds, this new album appears to be more than a collection of songs. It’s a celebration of a legacy still in motion.

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