Nigerian singer and songwriter Ruhdee steps out with a solo record called “Double Am” for his growing audience.
“Double Am” arrives as a single with no guest features attached. He carries the whole thing alone, and the lyrics lean into the hustle mindset hinted at in fan edits online. The record was provided to YouTube by EMPIRE Distribution, with the label listed as Stay Weird Inc and EMPIRE.
Ruhdee keeps his pen close to everyday ambition here. The verses stay personal rather than performative, which suits an artist still building his name one drop at a time. Because he writes from that space, the song lands differently than a typical club record.
He has been busy elsewhere too. His catalogue includes the album Hope, plus collaborations with Zerrydl, Islambo and DJ Enimoney on Fantasy and JONBU. Meanwhile, his streaming numbers have climbed steadily along the way. Still, “Double Am” stands alone without a parent project behind it.
Consistency like this slowly turns an emerging act into a familiar voice. Has “Double Am” earned a spot on your playlist? Share your rating in the comments below.
