Nigerian imprint TIGA INC. assembles Berri-Tiga and Rybeena on “Clock It,” a feel-good Afrobeats collaboration built around desire and living in the moment.
The concept is light and the execution matches it. TIGA INC. does not overcomplicate “Clock It” with heavy themes. The writing uses colloquial Nigerian expressions and playful comparisons to describe overwhelming attraction – keeping the mood fun and the language street-authentic throughout. So the record connects immediately rather than asking the listener to sit with it before it lands.
Berri-Tiga brings the street-hop credibility his catalogue has been building steadily. Since his breakout through association with “Machala” and records like “Adamma” with Zlatan and Izztopik, he has been carving out a specific lane in contemporary Nigerian pop with real consistency. His delivery on “Clock It” stays sharp and rhythmically precise without losing the casual energy the song requires.
Rybeena then adds the melodic hooks that give the record its warmth and replay quality. Her ad-libs and vocal moments throughout the arrangement give “Clock It” a textural lightness that pure rap collaborations often miss. So the record sits comfortably between street energy and pop accessibility – hitting both audiences without forcing either one to compromise.
Producers Portifar and YO X build crisp drum patterns, bouncy basslines, and a groove that stays lively throughout. But the arrangement stays compact and purposeful rather than extended. Because a feel-good record like this one works best when it does not overstay.
Stream “Clock It” below and tell us which of the three artists came through hardest – drop your ranking below!
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