Following the resounding success of his previous hit “Adenuga,” Joeboy returns with another captivating track that dives deep into the realms of love with a supernatural twist. Titled “Zombie,” the new single is an up-tempo masterpiece that vividly portrays the outpouring of raw and paranormal emotions.
“Zombie” showcases Joeboy’s signature blend of Afrobeats and contemporary pop, further solidifying his reputation as the king of Afrobeats love songs. With lyrics that speak to the depth and intensity of his affection, Joeboy once again demonstrates his knack for creating music that resonates with the heart. The line “Make I be zombie for love” perfectly encapsulates his willingness to surrender completely to his emotions and commitment, even to the point of losing his sense of self.
The track’s infectious beat and mesmerizing melodies draw listeners in, while Joeboy’s soulful vocals deliver a performance that is both heartfelt and electrifying. “Zombie” is poised to be a favorite on dance floors and playlists alike, with its compelling fusion of traditional African rhythms and modern pop elements. This song is a testament to Joeboy’s ability to evolve his sound while staying true to the essence of his music.
This track is yet another testament to Joeboy’s unwavering dedication to his loverboy persona. His unique ability to merge heartfelt lyrics with infectious beats continues to set him apart in the music industry. “Zombie” is an experience that takes listeners on a journey through the powerful and mind-numbing emotions of love.
As Joeboy continues to push the boundaries of his musical artistry, “Zombie” serves as a reminder that his exploration of love and its many facets is far from over. Fans can look forward to more enchanting melodies and evocative storytelling from this talented artist.
This interview comes at a pivotal moment as Joeboy graces the cover of Deeds Magazine this month, highlighting his continued rise and influence in the music industry.
The interview highlights the artist’s journey of cultivating a unique sound by staying true to themselves, regardless of trends. It also delves into the inspiration behind their new label, “Young Legend,” which aims to create a platform for young creatives across various fields. The artist discusses their newfound creative freedom, their evolving mindset, and how they’ve embraced the process of music creation. Additionally, they reflect on the significance of this pivotal moment in their career, characterized by mental clarity, confidence, and an unwavering commitment to future projects.
Joseph Akinwale Akinfenwa-Donus (Born May 21, 1997), known professionally as Joeboy, is an Afropop singer from Ogun State, Nigeria. As the youngest of four children, Joeboy grew up shy and timid in a religiously inclined household.
Influenced by his musically inclined parents and older brother, as well as the unique sounds of the Nigerian church, Joeboy absorbed a diverse array of sonics, unwittingly tapping into the musicality surrounding him.
At 18, Joeboy began working on his music privately until he gathered the courage to share his talent with the world. His cover of Ed Sheeran’s “Shape of You” caught the attention of superstar Mr. Eazi, and the rest is history.
Joeboy gained recognition with the release of his hit single “Baby,” followed by consecutive hits “Beginning” and “Don’t Call Me Back” featuring Mayorkun. Since then, Joeboy has risen to become one of Africa’s leading talents and a global export. Often referred to as “Young Legend,” Joeboy has amassed over 2 billion streams across major DSPs, with songs topping charts in over 20 countries globally. He boasts over 60 songs (including features), 2 albums (“Somewhere Between Beauty & Magic” and “Body & Soul”), and 2 EPs (“Love & Light” and “Body, Soul & Spirit”). Some of Joeboy’s hit songs include “Alcohol,” “Nobody,” “Love Nwantiti (Remix),” “Baby,” “Beginning,” and “Celebration.”
Recently, his monster hit “Alcohol” surpassed 100 million streams on Spotify, making him the 17th Afrobeats artist to achieve this milestone. At 26, Joeboy has spent 5 years at the apex of the African music scene and is set to take it up a notch.
