Nigerian entertainer Cubana Chief Priest teams up with rising singer Spyki again on “Best,” his third release of 2026.
Masterkraft produced the track, the same veteran behind Chief Priest’s earlier single “Balanciaga.” That continuity shows in the polish, but it’s the pairing with Spyki that carries the record’s real energy. This isn’t their first outing together either. The two connected earlier this year on “Finally,” so “Best” arrives with some chemistry already built in rather than starting cold.
Chief Priest has built his public profile as much on personality as music – celebrity bartender, entrepreneur, media fixture – and that presence still shapes how he approaches a feature. He brings the vibrant, larger-than-life energy fans expect, while Spyki fills in the space with a younger, more melodic touch. The result plays like two different registers meeting in the middle, rather than one artist overshadowing the other.
“Best” follows “Venezuela” and “Balanciaga” earlier this year, so the release pace has stayed steady rather than sporadic. Chief Priest clearly isn’t treating music as a side hustle to his other ventures. He’s building an actual catalog, one guest-heavy single at a time, and Spyki keeps showing up as his most reliable collaborator in that stretch.
The track is out now across major streaming platforms, ready for anyone curious how far this partnership can stretch before either artist needs a new lane.
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