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Nigeria’s evolving soundscape just got louder — and deeper. Mosa Temple and VJ Skinny are joining forces on “Let You Go”, an Afro-Drill fusion that celebrates love, loyalty, and emotional grit. Set to drop on October 24, the single delivers the raw pulse of the streets wrapped in smooth, emotional storytelling.
Both artists represent a new kind of creativity — fearless, genre-fluid, and rooted in authenticity. Mosa Temple, known for blending spirituality with street realism, brings melodic warmth and lyrical honesty. VJ Skinny, the fast-rising drill sensation, delivers his signature fire: crisp bars, commanding flow, and undeniable charisma.
Together, they sound like evolution in motion.
Love in the Language of Drill
At its heart, “Let You Go” is a love story — but told through the energy of Afro-Drill. It’s not a fairy tale; it’s real. The track opens with Mosa Temple’s signature line:
“If I ever let you go, oh my shawty, make water carry me dey go.”
It’s confession and conviction rolled into one — the sound of someone admitting they can’t lose the one person who keeps them grounded.
Then VJ Skinny jumps in, flipping the emotion into rhythm:
“Too many lies wey these guys don tell you, but me I come here to tell you the truth.”
Every verse feels personal. Every bar hits like an honest moment between two people navigating love in a chaotic world.
A New Wave for Afro-Drill
Afro-Drill is having a moment — and “Let You Go” shows exactly why. The production is clean yet intense, mixing rolling percussion with deep bass lines and melodic undertones.Mosa Temple and VJ Skinny take the London-inspired drill format and reimagine it through the African lens — giving it emotion, rhythm, and cultural depth.
Mosa Temple has been carving his space in the alt-Afrobeats scene, most recently making waves on an Abuja radio tour powered by 88Godspeed Records and RADRCharts by REM. VJ Skinny, meanwhile, continues to build his name as one of the new faces driving Nigeria’s drill renaissance.
Together, they’re not following trends — they’re building a movement.
Energy, Chemistry, and a Message That Sticks
Beyond the catchy hook, “Let You Go” carries a message of loyalty, trust, and self-awareness. It’s music that makes you move — but also makes you feel.
From the spiritual undertone of “Mo wà pẹ̀lú rẹ, ká jọ ṣe kini ye” to the confident declaration “You don’t know nothing, now you gan see something,” this record captures that duality of strength and vulnerability that defines this new era of Afro sounds.
It’s the kind of record that fits both a late-night cruise and a stage performance.
Pre-Save “Let You Go” Now
Fans can now pre-save “Let You Go” on all streaming platforms before its official release on October 24. This isn’t just another drop — it’s a sonic experience bridging Afro emotion with Drill attitude.
