Dotman isn’t holding back on “Soro Soke,” a new release that finds the Nigerian singer speaking his mind and celebrating how far he has come.
The song takes its name from a Yoruba expression meaning “Speak Up.” Many Nigerians will remember the phrase from the #EndSARS protests, when it became a popular way of telling people not to stay silent about issues affecting them.
On the record, Dotman mixes Yoruba, Pidgin and English while talking about his journey, achievements and the people who have something to say about his progress. He makes references to places such as Oshodi and Obalende, bringing a familiar Lagos street atmosphere into the song.
There is also a playful side to his delivery. Dotman moves between catchy lines, street expressions and confident declarations, making “Soro Soke” feel more like a conversation than a carefully polished motivational speech.
Kapentar handles the production, giving the song a lively Afropop instrumental that suits Dotman’s style. The rapper and singer keeps the performance moving without relying on a guest appearance.
The single arrived on November 11, 2026, through his independent music outfit, 808 Recordz. It follows recent releases including “Long Time Coming,” “Lagos Vibes” and “Choko Milo.”
Song Details:
– Artist: Dotman
– Title: Soro Soke
– Producer: Kapentar
– Label: 808 Recordz
– Release date: November 11, 2026
– Duration: 2 minutes, 34 seconds
– Genre: Afropop
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