Blaise Drops New Party Anthem “Delay”

Delta State’s breakout talent Blaise has just released his fiery new single “Delay”, a two‑song Afro‑fusion collection that highlights his versatility as both a club‑banger and a deep lyricist. The track, now accessible worldwide, embodies contemporary Nigerian sound through a mix of driving beats and thoughtful words.

The title track “Delay” originated from an impromptu freestyle in Blaise’s native Asaba, evolving into an immediate club hit thanks to its catchy Afro‑beats and alté flair. “I want people to lose themselves and have a great time,” the artist says about the high‑energy anthem. Its companion piece “My Brother” reveals Blaise’s deeper side, a carefully crafted narrative two months in the making that draws directly from his personal journey. “Every lyric connects to something I’ve lived through,” he explains about the emotionally charged track.

Crafted by Nigeria’s chart‑topper Ozedikus, the project blends modern Afro‑beat with UK underground vibes, forging a distinct sound that nods to artists such as Omah Lay and Wizkid while cementing Blaise’s own artistic voice. “I know who I am,” the bold newcomer asserts, noting that his musical drive intensified after a life‑changing accident that kept him immobile for almost a year. “There’s no better moment to pursue your dreams than now.”

Having just finished a sold‑out hometown performance and with whispers of a forthcoming four‑track EP sparking interest, Blaise is ready for global acclaim. “Delay” offers the ideal showcase of an artist who deftly blends revelry with reflection, encouraging listeners to both groove and contemplate.

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