B3NEDICTA returns with the razor-sharp electronic tune “Smooth Ole Buruku,” keeping Benin City’s underground pulse alive.
The new record runs just two minutes and twenty-four seconds, yet it cuts deep. Released through 3PLE Threat Entertainment with distribution by Pitchclerk Music Group, the track carries a layered cultural charge. Its title mixes English with a native Edo language idiom, so the song roots itself firmly in Benin identity. B3NEDICTA makes no effort to explain the phrase or soften it for wider ears. Instead, she delivers it with confidence, speaking directly to listeners who already grasp the context.
Sonically, the electronic framework stays subtle but never cold. That understated production gives “Smooth Ole Buruku” a fresh, modern feel while her sharp vocal presence rides above everything. The brevity works in its favor too, because no moment gets wasted here.
This one fits neatly into the growing wave of regional electronic sounds that refuse to chase generic templates. B3NEDICTA’s approach feels assured, and that makes the record land with purpose.
Have you played “Smooth Ole Buruku” yet? Drop your thoughts in the comments.








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