Fast-rising Nigerian Afrobeats act OJ Sular keeps his run going with “Money Vibe,” a new street record.
The single arrived April 29, 2026, and he handled the production himself. No feature, no co-writer credit, just OJ Sular on the boards and on the mic. That decision shapes everything about how the record moves, because the beat and the vocal were built by the same pair of hands.
He is not new to this. His catalogue already carries singles like “Ego,” “Poor Man Pikin” and “Chukwu Gozie Mu,” plus the 2024 EP Bab’ Afrik. So the grind talk on this one is not a costume.
The arrangement stays lean. A driving Afrobeats groove carries the hook, while his delivery pushes hard against it. Nothing crowds the mix. Because the percussion sits so high, the energy never dips, and the chorus lands fast. It is a money record built for motion rather than reflection.
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