“Amusan” is the high-octane track that sets the pace for Edo Youngin‘s Don’t Sleep On It EP, and it demands your attention from the first beat. The song is a fiery example of modern Afrobeats infused with street-smart energy, perfectly capturing the confident mood of the entire project.
The production is immediately engaging: a rapid-fire, infectious drum pattern anchors a melody that is both bouncy and slightly gritty. Lyrically, Edo Youngin is in full flex mode, delivering a bold message about success, ambition, and brushing off critics—a mood the title itself, referencing Nigeria’s world-class sprinter Tobi Amusan, subtly reinforces with its theme of speed and winning.
The feature from Dshine is a major highlight, providing a smooth vocal counterpoint to Edo Youngin’s sharp delivery. Their chemistry is fluid, creating a dynamic exchange that elevates the track from a solo anthem to a collaborative smash. “Amusan” is pure, undiluted Afrobeats designed for a global dance floor, proving that Edo Youngin is not just running in the race, he’s setting a blistering new record. It’s an essential listen for anyone looking for that instant vibe.
Amusan
by Edo Youngin
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