KD Corihan and Boy Kellz link up on a fresh new record called “Oshimiri,” and the mood lands right away. It is a warm, easygoing Afrobeats cut built for slow evenings and long drives. The production leans on melodic elements and steady rhythms, so both voices ride the beat instead of fighting it.
There is no word yet on an EP or album behind the song. Still, “Oshimiri” already works as its own moment, and an extended version is floating around too. KD Corihan, whose real name is Mark Kingdom, has stayed busy with singles like “Monalisa,” “ACHALUGO,” and “HOLY GHOST.”
Boy Kellz brings his own weight here, and the mix gives each of them room to breathe. Nobody gets buried. That matters because shared tracks often turn into one voice carrying the other.
Besides the vocal pairing, KD Corihan’s writing holds up. The hook sits comfortably in the ear after one listen, and the delivery stays lively through the last line.
The song suits a chilled night, a quiet moment, or a playlist that needs something smooth rather than loud. Add “Oshimiri” to your rotation and tell us what you think in the comments.
