The “Lost And Found” album is an expansive, collaborative effort for Simi. She sets the tone with the title “Lost And Found,” a declaration of rebirth and rediscovery, followed by “Miracle Worker” with Lojay and “Gimme Something,” which features smoother R&B and Afro-pop rhythms. “Know You II” with Ladipoe explores intimacy and vulnerability, while “Alaafia” with Bella Shmurda and “Messiah” with Aṣa elevate the mood to soulful reflection.
Hit singles “All I Want,” “Borrow Me Your Baby” (with Falz), and “Men Are Crazy” (with Tiwa Savage) showcase Simi’s mastery and range, playful, seductive, and evocative. “One Of One” and “Romance Therapy” inhabit the intersection of love and self-love, and “Woman To Woman” addresses women’s experience in plain speech.
She concludes with “Jowo” (with juju legend Ebenezer Obey), revealing the interplay of tradition and contemporaneity. The tone is more mature, the collaborations more diverse, and the issues more serious: love, identity, women’s voice, and cultural heritage.
