Nigerian street-hop singer Danny S turns to faith on “Oloun,” which is one of two songs on his new “Anthem” project. The record leans on Yoruba, the language that has anchored his writing for years.
“Oloun” is rooted in the Yoruba expression for God, so the title carries the weight of the song. That choice sets it apart from the street-oriented material that shaped much of his career. A rapper who built a name on street energy now points toward worship, and that shift gets attention.
The “Anthem” project arrived in October 2026 and pairs “Oloun” with a second record called “Gbemilo.” That two-song format keeps the release short and focused. It also comes right after his single “Low Key,” so Danny S keeps a steady pace.
Danny S has history that backs the move. He gained wide recognition through “Ege (Dribble),” and he has stayed active in street-hop for over a decade. Because of that, fans already trust his voice. They now hear it carry a different subject.
Other recent titles on his page include “IGBERAGA,” “Ta Ta Ta,” and “Ogo.” So “Oloun” joins a busy run of releases.
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