TML Vibez goes solo on “Poku,” a record that puts his pen work front and centre without any guest support. The Nigerian street-pop singer and songwriter keeps his foot on the pedal here.
The song holds the fourth spot on his project, “A Street Kid’s Diary (Disc 2),” a 16-track body of work that landed on October 2, 2026. No feature appears on this one, so the writing carries the weight alone.
That solo space matters on a long tracklist. He has been building steadily since his debut EP “Timileyin,” and his run through contemporary Afrosounds has not slowed down. The Vibez Inc. label has kept his output consistent too.
What stands out is how he handles the subject. The delivery stays melodic, yet the street-leaning tone never slips into noise. He writes like someone who lived the story, not someone who heard about it.
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