Nigerian singer oSHAMO reunites with vocalist Shiloh Yodellé on “Mon Bebe,” the second track from their joint EP “Something To Die For” .
The six-track project arrived on October 16, 2026, so this release extends a partnership that already produced “Stars Misaligned” and “For Your Tears” .
The title points toward romance and affection, which fits the softer side of their collaborative lane . Because they have worked together multiple times before, neither artist spends time feeling out the other. Shiloh Yodellé steps in with the melodic texture that suits his vocal range, while oSHAMO holds down the rhythmic foundation without forcing the energy. Zionbeatz and Ozedikus handled the production, so the arrangement stays polished enough to let both voices breathe .
What gives “Mon Bebe” its grounding is oSHAMO’s background. He grew up in Agege, Lagos, where Fuji and Yoruba gospel shaped his ear early . That influence does not dominate the record here. Instead, it sits underneath the Afro-fusion surface, giving his delivery a subtle edge that separates him from artists who came up on nothing but radio pop. His catalogue already includes the EP “First of My Kind” and singles like “Cinderella,” so this joint project adds another layer to a run that has stayed active .
The placement on the EP matters too. Sitting at number two, “Mon Bebe” has to keep the momentum from the opener without trying to be the loudest moment on the record . It does that by staying measured, letting the chemistry between the two artists carry the weight instead of overcrowding the mix.
If you have given “Mon Bebe” a spin, the comments are open for your take. Let us know how this joint EP sits with you and whether the collaboration delivers on its promise.
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