Rising Nigerian act Chech joins forces with Ajebo Hustlers and Tuff King on a new record titled “By Me.” The title sounds like a statement of independence.
Ajebo Hustlers hail from Port Harcourt, and they blend rap with Afrobeats. Their pidgin slang powered hits like “Barawo” and “Pronto.” Adding Chech and Tuff King makes this feel like a street cypher. Besides, the duo has built its name on collabs, so this fits their run.
The beat is loud and rugged, with hard drums, a rolling bass and sharp percussion. Brief synth hits cut through, so the energy stays high. As a result, the production suits street parties and car speakers.
Chech opens with a bold, direct delivery that sets the tone. The flow stays steady, yet the attitude is clear. Because the voice sounds sure, the title feels convincing.
Ajebo Hustlers bring Piego’s breezy hook and Knowledge’s slang-heavy bars. Tuff King adds a street-level verse, so the record gains another colour. Meanwhile, the message points to self-belief and doing things your own way.
Overall, “By Me” is a confident group record that leans on street energy. Each voice gets a turn, so the track never feels crowded. Fans of Port Harcourt street-hop will find it easy to replay.
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