Kemuel – Pitakwa Girls Riddim

Port Harcourt’s Kemuel drops the sunny “Pitakwa Girls Riddim,” a fresh addition to the city’s vibrant street-pop scene.

This track sits inside the “Borokiri Boy” EP, an eight-song project that dropped August 7. The record draws heavily from Kemuel’s roots in the Borokiri community. It blends R&B pop sweetness with a breezy, feel-good rhythm that celebrates PH City girls.

Kemuel has been building momentum with singles like “Osei Baby” and “STINGY.” His sound leans into melodic Afropop with a modern edge. The “Borokiri Boy” project shows a young artist comfortable exploring different textures while keeping his vocal identity intact.

The production here is light and airy. Kemuel’s delivery stays relaxed, letting the groove carry the weight. It is a different lane from typical worship records, yet it still carries warmth. The title alone hints at local pride, and the execution matches that energy.

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