oSHAMO and Shiloh Yodellé link up on a fresh new record called “Mon Bebe,” a duet built on late-night romance.
The song continues a working partnership that already has mileage on it. Before “Mon Bebe,” the pair put out “Stars Misaligned” and “For Your Tears,” so listeners already know how their styles sit together. It landed on October 16, 2026. Also, it forms part of a joint musical project that pushes past the usual genre boundaries.
oSHAMO handles the singer-songwriter side, while Shiloh Yodellé comes in as vocalist and composer. Growing up in Agege, Lagos State, oSHAMO absorbed traditional Fuji and Yoruba gospel, and his catalogue moves between Afrobeats and Fuji without settling. He has also spent time in the studio with Olamide.
So what does “Mon Bebe” actually do? It moves slowly, built for headphones and long drives. The delivery stays warm rather than loud. Yet the emotion sits close to the surface throughout.
Check out “Mon Bebe” and tell us if it made your playlist today.
