Seyi Vibez Thy Kingdom Come Album Review

Seyi Vibez has released 4 projects in the last 8 months as a result of his confidence and momentum, but his most recent album makes him seem the most confident of himself and unflappable in his ability. Seyi Vibez has really maintained a distinct street feel in his music by using voice manipulations and arrangements, […] The post Seyi Vibez Thy Kingdom Come Album Review appeared first on tooXclusive.

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Seyi Vibez Thy Kingdom Come Album

Seyi Vibez has released 4 projects in the last 8 months as a result of his confidence and momentum, but his most recent album makes him seem the most confident of himself and unflappable in his ability. Seyi Vibez has really maintained a distinct street feel in his music by using voice manipulations and arrangements, which have stayed the same over his four projects.

After becoming famous from comparisons to Asake, who lit up the soundscape with the Amapiano, Hip Hop, and Fuji fusion, Seyi Vibez’s previous album was a project that helped in finding a balance that propels his music and brand. The rising star has really expanded the scope of his talent with “Thy Kingdom Come”, an album that showcases his exploration of Apala on a completely new level.

In his album, “Thy Kingdom Come”, Seyi Vibez strives to uphold the record’s fundamental components while displaying his artistic identity with pride. The result is a masterwork that is more intricate and nuanced than his prior musical efforts. Moreover, it is quite an uncommon accomplishment for a prominent Nigerian artist to release two albums within two weeks of one another and still keep his followers interested and enthusiastic. Seyi Vibez has done just that and even more on this tape.

Read on as we have a beautiful breakdown and analysis of the special album, Thy Kingdom Come, by Nigerian fast-rising star, Seyi Vibez.

Track by Track Review of Seyi Vibez Thy Kingdom Come Album

Notably, ten songs make up “Thy Kingdom Come”, with the project’s first track being “Man of the Year”. Seyi Vibes proudly displays his accomplishments while honouring his family, friends, and audience with moving words, positive energy, and top-notch music on this track.

We know Seyi Vibez has also come through with a perryen of Amapiano style, he also incorporates Apala and Fuji melodies, reflecting his indigenous background. In his lively song “Professor”, the talented artist exhibits a pop-inspired variation of his Fuji interlude from “VTTKC”, expertly fusing the styles of Fuji greats Pasuma, Remi Aluko, and Malaika to create a singular hybrid sound.

The use of the catchy response approach in the gripping and viral single, “Hushpuppi”, which highlights his Apala musical origins, is a notable aspect of the music created by this musician. In “Migos”, the flow structure, percussion arrangement, and overall composition all have a Fuji music-inspired feel to them. The performer simultaneously brags about his abilities and uses the same crassness typical of Fuji performers.

Moving down the project, as heard in his song, “Trumpet”, Seyi Vibez’s music is a distinctive combination of Amapiano and Apala. He distinguishes himself from other musicians with this record because it flawlessly fuses mainstream sound with street intensity. Seyi Vibez honestly discusses his less glamorous side despite his success and stardom, he stays true to his roots.

The track, “Highlife”, which includes “Phyno” – one of the most recognised Igbo musicians of the previous 10 years – demonstrates how Seyi Vibez continues to develop a distinctly South Eastern sound. To also attract his engaging audiences outside of his core fans, Seyi has also worked with South African superstar Ami Faku on another track, Loml.

Notably, the song, “All The Time”, serves as the outro track to Seyi Vibez’s listening trip. The superstar dazzles listeners with his commitment and musical prowess throughout the record, perfectly fusing Yoruba and street slang. With his artistic expression and musical depth, Seyi Vibez demonstrates his ability to be a really multifaceted musician.

Concluding Remarks

Seyi Vibez, who names himself the man of the year in the project, “Thy Kingdom Come”, expresses his artistic confidence and maturity while also making it apparent that the sky is vast enough, signalling his resolve to put the rivalry that propelled him to mainstream stardom behind him. Remarkably, a Nigerian mainstream act releasing two albums two weeks apart is astonishing and unexpected for the audience whose attention he still commands.

Nonetheless, the eulogy, a good time, and an elevated listening experience allowed the rising star to share a portion of his achievement and glory over the course of ten songs on this amazing album, where he also expressed some heart-thumping moments. Seyi Vibez really did well to celebrate his success with hearty times while sharply chronicling accomplishments in a very Fuji-esque way. The Afrobeats star has actually achieved popularity through a style that still has the public in a chokehold and this album is not any different.

With the album, “Thy Kingdom Come”, Seyi Vibez resolutely commits to creating music that embodies the essence of who the star is. We really witness an album that surpasses his earlier works in musical richness. Through a magnificent synergy with his gifted producer, Yo Dips, Seyi Vibez has continued to enhance his craft after releasing 4 projects in 8 months.