Tml Vibez and Lasmid link up on a fresh new record called “Allow Me,” a cross-border Afrobeats cut. The pairing runs deliberate, with the Nigerian holding one side and the Ghanaian carrying the other.
The song lands as the eleventh track on A Street Kid’s Diary (Disc 2), a sixteen-song project that arrived on October 2, 2026, under Dapper Music & Entertainment. However, this one is not built on noise. It leans on the writing instead.
Both artists trade lines about patience and persistence, so the mood stays warm rather than loud. Lasmid, after all, is a frequent collaborator here, echoing the chemistry of their Sweet Songs 4 You pairing. The familiarity between them carries the record.
For Tml Vibez, this is another step in a run that keeps widening his circle. He has pushed the A Street Kid’s Diary series forward while dropping Diamond or Gold and the Sunita EP, and the demand around him keeps growing. Besides, he releases through Vibez Inc, the label tied to Seyi Vibez and Dapper Music.
Yet “Allow Me” also says something bigger about how Nigerian and Ghanaian acts keep meeting in the middle. Is it already on your playlist? Share your rating below.
