oSHAMO and Shiloh Yodellé reach for something lasting on “Till Infinity,” the third track on “Something To Die For.”
The title suggests love that does not end, and the song stays in that romantic lane. Skeellz produced it, and it sits on an Afrobeats base at around 100 beats per minute. That mid-tempo pace gives the melody room to breathe. The record runs two minutes and 46 seconds, so it stays compact. emPawa Africa released the song, which fits the label’s support for rising Nigerian acts.
The pairing has grown into a real partnership. oSHAMO built his name on Fuji-influenced Afrofusion and energetic street-style performances, and Shiloh Yodellé brings a softer, more expressive voice. Together they trade lines without crowding each other. “Stars Misaligned” and “For Your Tears” explored heartbreak earlier, and this song moves toward lasting devotion. So the EP reads like a story, from doubt to commitment.
It also fits neatly in the sequence. “Mon Bebe” sits near the start, and “Don’t Say Bye” follows at track four, so the middle of the six-song EP leans into a run of tender duets. A track about forever fits well there, right before the plea to stay.
For fans of romantic Afrobeats with a modern edge, this one gives plenty to replay. It also shows how a short, focused EP can build a full emotional arc.
Send “Till Infinity” to someone you plan to keep and tell us – how long will you love them?
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