Tolibian returns with a solo record titled “I’m Okay,” a single built on resilience and quiet self-assurance. The Nigerian singer and songwriter from Ilorin has added the track to a catalogue that keeps expanding. It lands as a single rather than part of an album, and it carries a mood that suits anyone pushing through a rough patch.
The song follows “Forgive Me,” “Ramadan,” and “Jolly Fellow” in his recent run of releases. It also arrives after a difficult stretch for the artist. Tolibian has spoken openly about losing his TikTok account and dealing with a scam. Instead of sitting with the setback, he turned that headspace into music. He teased “I’m Okay” as a direct response to what he was going through.
His range is worth noting. He moves between pop, streetpop, and Afro pop without losing his footing. He has worked with producer Rexxie on “Beware Of Dog,” while Kenzy Beats handled “Oblee.” Those credits sit alongside albums like ADISA and singles such as “Abaya.”
The decision to drop a record like this makes sense. It gives listeners something relatable rather than polished. The message is simple, and that simplicity is the point. What do you think about “I’m Okay”? Drop your thoughts in the comment section.
