Nigerian rising act Tiphe links up with Rybeena and Priesst on a fresh new Afrobeats single titled “Amiri.”
This one marks Tiphe’s fourth release of 2026, arriving after his previous collaboration with Emo Grae on “Dirty Mind.” Pulling in Rybeena, a Tobisneh Records act with her own growing catalog, and Priesst, who kicked off the year with a New Year anthem, gives the record a well-rounded energy. Three rising names on one track is either a risk or a statement, and this one leans toward the latter.
The production stays smooth and melodic, built around a groove that prioritizes feel over aggression. Nothing here pushes too hard for attention. Because the beat stays settled, all three voices get enough room to make their individual marks without competing.
That consistency between his voice and the production is part of what keeps the record moving forward cleanly.
Rybeena and Priesst each add their own flavor without disrupting the flow Tiphe establishes. Their contributions feel complementary rather than competitive, since both artists seem to understand the assignment. So the handoffs between verses land smoothly instead of breaking the record’s momentum.
Altogether, “Amiri” works because all three artists stay loyal to the same easygoing, melodic energy throughout. Nothing about the collaboration feels crowded or rushed. That balance is harder to achieve with three voices than most people realize.
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