Nigerian music icon and stage performer Olamide is preparing to drop a new album titled “Time And Space (Album).”

He announced the date alongside the release of “Burukutu,” the first preview from the record, which arrived with a TG Omori-directed video.

The lead single tells you something about the direction. “Burukutu” takes its name from the traditional fermented grain drink, and it opens with a party chant before settling into Olamide’s familiar Yoruba flows. Blaise Beatz and Eskeez On The Beat handled the production, building a mellow, steady groove rather than an immediate street anthem. Pulse Nigeria noted that the record finds him in a calmer, more composed mode, adding that patient listeners will find something to hold onto. That description fits an artist who has nothing left to prove and is more interested in texture than volume.

Details about the tracklist and features remain under wraps for now, so any guest list floating around at this point is speculation. What is confirmed is the rollout pattern. Olamide is not rushing the project out. He is letting the single breathe, building anticipation through a slow reveal rather than a sudden drop.

For longtime followers, *Time And Space* represents another chapter from an artist who has already reshaped Nigerian music more than once. The title itself suggests a widening of scope, and “Burukutu” hints that the album will move at its own pace.

Let me know whether you are planning to wait for the full project or if the single already did enough to pull you in.