Lagos-born Afrosounds act Segun Johnson brings in Fuji star Pasuma for a party record titled “Igbadun (After Working).”
Igbadun is Yoruba for enjoyment, and the English tag tells you the mood. It’s about unwinding after a long day and celebrating small wins. Fuji lovers will pay attention, because Pasuma brings a long Fuji career to the pairing.
The sound mixes traditional Nigerian rhythm with modern Afrobeats production. Brass arrangements add a festive shine, so it feels like a wedding hall jam. He keeps the lines simple, so crowds can sing along fast. His party catalogue includes “J’omo Igara Chicken” and “Owambe,” so the mood suits him.
Pasuma comes in with his Fuji authority, and the energy shifts up. His voice adds Yoruba street colour, so the song feels rooted in celebration. Meanwhile, the tag “After Working” keeps the message relatable for anyone who hustles.
This one works because the message is simple and the groove invites a dance. Even after a tiring day, it turns the mood around quickly.
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