Larry Gaaga links up with Peruzzi again on “GAGA,” a record that leans on their familiar chemistry rather than trying to reinvent it.
The two have worked together before, most notably on “Pause,” so this pairing arrives with some history behind it . Peruzzi handles the vocal load while Gaaga shapes the record around him, which has become his usual mode of operation.
Production credit goes to Duktor Sett, a veteran name in the Nigerian scene . That detail matters because the beat carries a certain polish without crowding Peruzzi’s voice. The song sits on a two-pack release alongside “OFF WHITE,” with both tracks built around the same collaborator . Gaaga has always operated this way, assembling records around guest voices instead of anchoring everything himself.
What makes “GAGA” interesting is the timing. Larry Gaaga built his name through a string of collaborations stretching back to “Gaga Shuffle” with 2Baba, then records with Davido, Wizkid, and Burna Boy . He also holds an executive role outside the booth, which means every release feels deliberate rather than rushed. Peruzzi, for his part, slides into the pocket comfortably, though the song doesn’t ask him to stretch much.
Queue up “GAGA” and tell me whether this Peruzzi link-up hits harder than their last one.
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