Oberz links up with Dai Verse and Ric Hassani on “Shako,” a laid-back collaboration that’s already gaining traction. The trio have created something genuinely warm here—a track built for both quiet moments and shared playlists. “Shako” is fundamentally about attraction and the rush of connection. Oberz leads with his signature flow, while Dai Verse and Ric Hassani layer in rich harmonies that feel organic rather than stacked.
The production sits in that sweet spot between Afrobeats and R&B. Smooth rhythms carry the melody without overshadowing the vocals. The hooks stick because they’re simple enough to remember but detailed enough to reward repeated listens. This is the kind of record that works whether you’re alone or in a room full of people. Oberz has been building his catalogue steadily since joining Zlatan’s Zanku Records. His previous releases show range—from the collaborative “Oh No II” with Tiwa Savage and FOLA to his solo work across 2024 and 2025. He moves between singing and rapping without it feeling like two different artists.
What stands out here is how naturally the three voices blend. Ric Hassani’s silky tone contrasts nicely with Oberz’s more direct delivery. Dai Verse fills the space between them without demanding attention. The track feels like three people who actually wanted to make something together rather than three names on a feature list. Stream Oberz – Shako and tell us if it’s made your rotation in the comments.
