Kolaboy teams up with Evado on “Believer,” the second track on his debut album and an early lesson in perseverance.
The album opens with the title intro, then “Believer” arrives and sets the pace. Kolaboy uses it to talk about determination and sticking with the plan when things are hard. He does not make it sound like a sermon. The song reads more like a pep talk from someone who has been through it.
Evado gives the record an early change of voice. He is a rapper and wordsmith, and his verse adds a second angle on the same message. So the song does not stay in one lane. Kolaboy brings the Igbo grit, and Evado brings his own cadence on top.
That mix also shows how the album will work. Faith, morality, relationships, and street hustle all sit in the same story, and “Believer” gives listeners a first taste. It places belief and effort at the front, which suits a project named after a modest church girl.
Evado returns later in the album on “Oga Eme,” so the pairing carries on beyond this track. Fans who like the first song will find more of that chemistry waiting. If you want motivation with an indigenous rap edge, this one is a good start.
Stream “Believer” and tell us – what do you believe in enough to keep going?
DISCUSSION