Rybeena links up with afro-house queen Niniola on a smooth new record titled “Carried Away (Oke Agba).” The pairing blends Rybeena’s street-pop storytelling with Niniola’s club-ready sound.
Rybeena, born Adewale Atanda in Lagos, broke through with “Id.Me” in 2023. That record turned his honest talk about struggle into a fan favourite.
He kept the momentum with “Agba Singing” and the “Virtuoso” album, and Dapper Music backs his rise. So this feature lands at a confident point in his run.
Niniola brings serious weight to the record. She came through Project Fame and made her mark with “Ibadi,” and “Maradona” went Platinum in South Africa.
She calls her style afro-house, and she often mixes English with Yoruba. That blend gives any hook extra colour.
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Expect a smooth, rhythmic beat with space for both voices. Rybeena can carry the story, and Niniola can lift the chorus with her airy tone.
Overall, “Carried Away (Oke Agba)” plays like a warm, rhythmic crossover built for replay. It’s smooth, catchy and made for late-night drives.
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