Bella Shmurda and Logos Olori link up on “Turn Me On,” an Afrobeats record with a catchy hook. Logos Olori anchors the song with the refrain, “Na only money turn me on,” and his melodic delivery gives the track its pull. Bella Shmurda slides in beside that hook with his own style, so the two voices trade space without crowding each other.
The song lands on Bella Shmurda’s album, Sanity, where it stands as one of the project’s collaborative moments. Magicsticks handled production, and his bounce keeps “Turn Me On” light on its feet while the vocals do the heavy lifting.
Logos Olori’s presence here matters because the refrain sits at the centre of the record. He does not just show up for a verse and disappear. Instead, his melody carries the chorus, and Bella Shmurda builds around it rather than over it. That division of labour is why the song moves the way it does.
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