Txmmyily links up with Famous Pluto and Zaylevelten on something called “Lalakula.” Famous Pluto’s got real pedigree here, he’s Shallipopi’s brother and part of that whole Benin City music movement.
Famous Pluto’s been building his own lane since dropping his debut EP “Uzama The 3rd,” blending Afrobeats with amapiano in a way that’s distinctly Benin. So whatever Txmmyily’s bringing to this one, there’s legit street credibility backing it up.
Given that Benin connection, expect the production to lean into that same energetic, percussion-heavy sound the whole Shallipopi camp’s known for. Punchy drums, a bouncy groove, built for movement rather than deep reflection.
Txmmyily probably sets things up first, letting Famous Pluto and Zaylevelten each bring their own flavor as the track develops. That’s usually how these street-pop collabs work best.
Famous Pluto likely slides in with that same loose, confident delivery that’s defined his recent work. Zaylevelten rounds things out, adding a third voice to whatever energy this track’s chasing.
By the end, “Lalakula” plays like a street-certified collab carrying real Benin City energy. Loud, bouncy, built on actual industry connections.
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