Nigerian musician KokoPee is back with the new single “Ogogoro,” a track that lands with infectious energy and immediate replay value.
The track was produced by Jimoh, an Abuja-based producer known for crafting hooks that stick. “Ogogoro” carries influences rooted in Makossa while drawing inspiration from contemporary Afrobeats, creating something that feels both grounded and modern. The song is now available across all streaming platforms.
KokoPee, born Ogaga Okokowa, has been steadily building momentum in the Nigerian music space. He released his debut album “All I Need Is Kokopee,” which featured standout tracks like “Made From Pain,” “Paracetamol,” and “Where the Money Dey.” The singer-songwriter has also caught attention for his activism and humanitarian work, earning respect beyond just his music output.
What makes “Ogogoro” work is how Jimoh’s production leaves room for KokoPee’s vocal delivery to breathe. The rhythm sits between playful and purposeful, built on a foundation that invites you to move. The lyrics lean into themes of celebration and living well, with a hook designed to linger long after the song ends. It’s the kind of record that rewards repeated listens.
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