DJ Latitude keeps his party-ready run rolling with “IJO (DANCE),” a chant-heavy groove alongside G4ZI and Skondtrack.
The record lands as half of a two-track release, with “KO KO KA” sitting on the other side. Both arrive through Turnup Initiator and ONErpm. So this is a small body of work, not a loose single thrown out alone.
Latitude has spent years reading a dancefloor. The Nigerian DJ and producer was formerly signed to Chocolate City, part of Warner Music Group. His catalogue also carries “Oncho,” “Take Control,” “Falling” and a “Tonado” remix with Minz and Shorae Moore.
That history matters because fans already know what to expect from him. They want movement, not mood pieces. “IJO (DANCE)” leans into that brief, while G4ZI and Skondtrack split the energy between them.
The vocals come chant-heavy. The groove stays built for celebration. Nothing here slows down, and both guests push the tempo harder whenever the record needs a lift.
So does it meet the expectation? For anyone who has followed Latitude’s sets, the answer should feel obvious. Have a listen and drop your verdict in the comments.
