H Magnum links up with Fally Ipupa on “Ciryl Gane,” a sleek Afro-pop cut carrying serious heavyweight energy throughout. The French-Ivorian rapper named the record after French MMA fighter Ciryl Gane, and the title fits the mood well.
The song landed on July 3, 2026, as part of H Magnum’s extended project, King of Afrobinks Vol. 1. Production from Alik, Yako, and H-Chen builds a smooth backdrop, while references to luxury fashion and superstar living give “Ciryl Gane” its polished feel. A cinematic official video, directed by Alain Negbele under Assia Record, has now pushed the track back into view.
This is not the first time the two have shared a booth. Their earlier collaboration, “Solo,” already proved the chemistry works. Here, H Magnum’s rap-driven delivery gives the record its edge, and Fally Ipupa answers with the expressive high-register vocals he is known for. The contrast keeps things moving between rap and contemporary African pop.
So the record suits a late drive, a warm evening, or any moment that calls for something smooth but heavy. What do you make of H Magnum – “Ciryl Gane” featuring Fally Ipupa? Drop your thoughts in the comments.








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