TML Vibez keeps the diary going as “Poku” arrives, another entry in the series he began with A Street Kid’s Diary (Disc 2).
The song lands on A Street Kid’s Diary (Disk 2), the project he dropped on October 2, 2026. Japh Kenti handled the production, while TML Vibez carries the record with his melodic delivery. His voice stays the defining point of the performance. The wider sixteen-track format gave him room to push past the singles that came before, including “Diamond or Gold.”
The Nigerian singer, born Timileyin Sulaimon, records under Vibez Inc, the imprint founded by Seyi Vibez. He blends street-pop with Afrobeats, and his run through 2026 has kept him on Nigerian charts. That steady presence grew his fanbase. So deeper album cuts now reach listeners beyond the ones who only tuned in for pre-release singles.
“Poku” makes sense at this point in his run because the diary format suits him. He does not need a big single to hold attention, since the album context carries the song. It plays like a continuation, not a detour.
The full project is on all major digital streaming platforms. Have you listened to “Poku” yet? Drop your thoughts in the comment section below.
