Essumann joins AratheJay and Kojo Trap on a dark late nite anthem called “Too Many Nites II.”

The follow-up arrives while fans of West African Afro-fusion, hip hop, and contemplative sounds keep searching for melancholy, slow-burning records. Insomnia, nighttime hustle, and the emotional toll of ambition sit at the centre of the song. Essumann has already built his name on soul shaking prayers of endurance and financial ascent, so “Too Many Nites II” widens the narrative realm of his late nite memoirs.

AratheJay brings a textured, spiritual vocal delivery. Kojo Trap answers with gritty street cadences. Together they pair vulnerable Afro-melodies with raw rap grit, a blend that could score late-night drives and solitary headphone sessions.

The production leans somber, built on delicate electric guitar riffs, dreamy synthesizer pads, and snappy percussive shakers. A deep, resonant sub-bassline and a clean mid-tempo Afro-fusion drum kick roll in steadily. The bounce stays head-nodding without overriding the sad intimacy of the layout. Clean engineering leaves an open canvas, so every falsetto run and crisp trap bar cuts through with clarity.

Essumann – “Too Many Nites II” is out now. Drop your thoughts on the collab in the comments below.