Bahd Man Niko keeps building with “King Solomon,” another record in his Afro-fusion and street sound.
The track lands as part of his two-track project, the “John Cena EP.” That same project also carries “Awon Sule,” a song he had put out before. So “King Solomon” arrives as the newer piece of the pair.
What holds the record together is his vocal delivery. He leans on that strength and on his songwriting here. The result blends contemporary African influences with the street-inspired energy that runs through his work.
His songwriting carries weight too, because the writing gives the vocal something to work with. Neither element carries the record alone. Instead, the two pull in the same direction across the track.
It makes sense for where he is right now. The Afro-fusion space keeps growing, and his lane fits that movement well. This record reads like another page in a catalogue that is still growing.
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