Rivers State-born Afro-R&B artist Kemuel opens his new “Borokiri Boy” EP with “Seki,” produced by Wizkid’s official DJ, DJ Tunez.
This one sets the whole journey in motion. Kemuel’s described the EP as a slow arc, starting with love, moving through excitement, and finally arriving at self-awareness, and Seki is that opening step, real vulnerability right from the first track. He’s facing his fear of approaching someone new here, asking if they can try again despite timing working against them. DJ Tunez’s production credit only adds polish to that opening reflection, given his own track record bridging Afrobeats talent across generations.
Production stays smooth throughout, blending Afrobeats and R&B into a reflective, unhurried tone. Nothing here rushes the emotional setup.
Kemuel delivers his verses with quiet vulnerability, tracing the fear of putting himself out there again despite bad timing. His tone stays honest throughout, favoring real uncertainty over performed confidence. That openness right at the EP’s start sets up everything that follows across the project.
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