Olamide Reunites with Asake on “99” Featuring Seyi Vibez, Young Jonn & Daecolm in Star-Packed Afrobeats Anthem
Nigerian rap legend Olamide Adedeji is back with a bang, dropping his latest single “99” — a high-energy Afrobeats collaboration that unites some of the biggest and most talked-about names in the game. The track features the return of Asake, alongside Seyi Vibez, Young Jonn, and British singer Daecolm, and sets the tone for Olamide’s self-titled album ‘Olamidé’, scheduled for release on June 18, 2025.
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What’s got fans buzzing even more? This is the first time Asake and Seyi Vibez are appearing on the same song, marking a monumental moment for fans of both breakout stars. Their distinct styles — Asake’s Fuji-infused vibe and Seyi Vibez’s street-leaning emotional grit — come together over a Willis-produced beat that promises to dominate playlists all summer.
Even more exciting is the fact that “99” represents a reunion between Olamide and Asake, amid past rumors of a fallout following Asake’s launch of his independent label Giran Republic earlier in 2025. Despite the speculation, their creative connection remains unshaken, and Asake’s presence on “99” signals that the bond between artist and former label boss YBNL Nation is still going strong.
The track joins previously released singles like “Hello Habibi,” “Metaverse,” and “Uptown Disco” (featuring Asake and Fireboy) as part of the 17-track project. Olamidé’s upcoming album will be the rap icon’s 11th solo effort, further solidifying his influence on the Nigerian music landscape.
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Fans can also expect visuals for “99” in the coming days, while the full album release is already shaping up to be one of the most anticipated drops of 2025. Just weeks ago, Olamide reunited with Wizkid on “Kai”, marking their first collaboration since “Omo To Shan” in 2011 — a testament to Olamide’s unmatched ability to bridge generations of Afrobeats.
Whether you’re team Asake, team Seyi Vibez, or just here for pure musical fire, “99” delivers a milestone moment that captures the essence of Naija’s evolving sound.
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