Nigerian singer oSHAMO and Shiloh Yodellé lean on vocal chemistry throughout “Till Infinity,” a soft Afrobeats duet built for repeat listens. The song lands as the third track on their joint EP, “Something To Die For,” a project the pair released together. Skeellz handled production, while emPawa Africa put the record out.
“Till Infinity” runs two minutes and 46 seconds and moves at roughly 100 beats per minute. That pace suits the mood, because the melody gets space to settle instead of rushing past the listener. The title points to love without an end, and the lyrics stay in that romantic lane from start to finish.
oSHAMO grew up in Agege, Lagos State, where traditional Fuji and Yoruba gospel shaped his ear. He has carried that background into a Fuji-leaning Afrofusion sound, while Shiloh Yodellé brings a softer tone. On “Till Infinity,” the two trade lines and never crowd each other.
The EP places the track in a run of tender duets. “Mon Bebe” sits near the start, and “Don’t Say Bye” follows at track four. Earlier songs like “Stars Misaligned” and “For Your Tears” dealt with heartbreak, so this one marks a turn toward devotion.
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