Spinall’s 2018 album Iyanu, released on October 26, arrived as a confident and colourful body of work. It blends Afropop, dance music, house influences, and clean percussive grooves that carry the project from start to finish. The album feels warm, upbeat, and intentionally inviting, the kind of record built for late nights, city drives, and small celebrations.
The project includes a strong list of collaborators. Burna Boy brings calm authority on Serious, while Kizz Daniel adds a sleek, rhythmic presence on Baba. Davido, Wizkid, Ceeza Milli, Nonso Amadi, WurlD, Tekno, and Dotman all contribute moments that lift the energy in different directions. Spinall uses each feature as a way to shape the mood rather than crowd the sound, keeping every track easy to follow.
Songs like Nowo, Omoge, Try For You, and Your DJ show the album’s range and emotional lightness. Iyanu plays like Spinall, enjoying his craft and building a bright, feel-good experience for listeners.
