Kolaboy keeps building on the indigenous sound he has carried for years, and his new record “Onu” adds another chapter. The Enugu-born rapper and songwriter links with YungKeb on the track, which landed on September 25, 2026. Production credit goes to White Magik, while the writing leans into personal ground.
“Onu” also sits as track five on Kolaboy’s forthcoming project, NND. The song finds him clearing the air on old misconceptions and addressing questions that have followed his career. YungKeb balances that weight with a melodic delivery, so the record moves instead of dragging.
Born Chinonso Nwodo, Kolaboy blends hip hop, Afrobeat and highlife with Igbo storytelling. He built his name through projects like the five-track EP “Kola from the East,” and he keeps pushing the same cultural thread. That consistency is why heads stay tuned to him.
Indigenous rap rarely gets this reflective, and that is what gives “Onu” its pull. The record answers critics without turning into a rant, because YungKeb’s presence keeps the mood light. It makes sense right now, as the scene grows hungrier for records with real substance.
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