Nigerian musician Lábúlé has unveiled two new singles, ‘Bí Eré Bí Eré’ and ‘Èjẹ́’, exploring African identity, cultural expression and social realities.
The songs were officially released on Monday, November 2, 2026, under Kattel Music Incorporation.
According to the artiste, although the tracks have different messages and emotional directions, they are connected by a common vision of using music to tell stories, reflect society and promote African cultural consciousness.
Lábúlé said he hoped the songs would appeal to listeners beyond their entertainment value, stimulating conversations and offering different interpretations of everyday experiences.
“Music is a powerful language. It gives us the opportunity to tell our stories, express our realities, celebrate our identity and challenge the way people see the world,” he said.
The musician has performed at several events, including the International Jazz Festival, Felabration, Ofada Day and Opureze.
He also organises a monthly live music event at Àdúgbò in Surulere, Lagos, where he performs for audiences on the last Friday of every month.
Meanwhile, two live performance videos from a three-video recording project by Kattel Music Incorporation, in association with Àdúgbò, have been released on YouTube.
Directed by Levimas Atafo of Cashiff House of Ideas, the videos capture the artiste’s live performances and are available on his official YouTube channel, Lábúlé Official.
The artiste said the new releases formed part of his contribution to promoting African music and telling African stories through music.
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