Mavin Records signee and self-styled Soundbender Lovn has returned with “OMO TI O COMMON II,” and this time he brings L.A.X and Terry Apala along for the ride.
The original “OMO TI O COMMON” came out in March 2026 and made an immediate impression as one of the more culturally layered releases from Lovn’s early Mavin run. A sequel so soon after the first shows that the record clearly resonated. Lovn is not letting the momentum die quietly.
The two featured artists fit perfectly here. Terry Apala has spent years being the standard bearer for Apala-infused street music in Nigeria, and L.A.X has carved a solid reputation across multiple collaborative efforts throughout his career. Both bring a street-rooted energy that matches the Fuji and Apala DNA Lovn has built his sound around since Don Jazzy unveiled him in late 2025.
“OMO TI O COMMON” is a Yoruba phrase that points to someone rare – someone who does not come around often. The sequel leans into that same spirit. It is the kind of title that resonates quickly with Nigerian listeners because the expression is part of everyday conversation.
What makes Lovn interesting as an artist is how he uses traditional Fuji and Apala influences without making the music feel like a cultural exercise. It sounds current. It sounds street. “OMO TI O COMMON II” continues that formula, and adding L.A.X and Terry Apala to the mix only makes the record hit harder.
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