Nigerian singer-songwriter Llona sits with a different kind of struggle on “Anger Management,” the second track off his sophomore album “On The Road.”
This one lands early, right after opener “Monster Or Not,” and it already sets the emotional tone for the whole project. Llona’s built his name on exactly this kind of raw self-examination, and On The Road keeps proving that with every track, from Turbulence’s unrest to What Do I Do’s uncertainty. Anger Management continues that same thread, just naming the struggle more directly this time.
Production stays tense and layered, built around instrumentation that mirrors the emotional weight the title suggests. Nothing here rushes toward resolution. The arrangement holds space for real frustration to sit in the mix without smoothing it over too quickly.
His tone stays honest throughout, letting the difficulty of self-control come through unfiltered. That refusal to fake composure is exactly what’s carried this whole album’s emotional depth.
Anger Management works because Llona names the struggle instead of hiding behind a polished narrative.
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