Daev and Zambian hitmaker T-Sean link up on a fresh new record called “Nima Yewa.” The pairing carries real weight because T-Sean arrives with years of dancehall and Afrobeats behind him.
He was born Richard Sean Mulenga in Kitwe, and he also produces. That studio background helps him slide into another artist’s arrangement without disturbing it. His catalogue proves the point, since he previously joined Chef 187 on “Injato” and Jay Rox on “Kangwa.”
Working with a newer voice is nothing strange for him, then. Daev sets the mood early with a relaxed delivery, while the beat moves at an easy, danceable pace. Nothing crowds the mix, so both voices get room to breathe.
T-Sean steps in with that familiar melodic tone, and the two blend without friction. The result plays like a warm, feel-good record with real replay value. Simple, yet better for it.
Have you heard “Nima Yewa” yet? Tell us your verdict in the comments.
