Len steps into a new chapter with his vibrant track “see gbedu,” offering a lively nod to his Yoruba heritage.
With his rumored solo album goldenboy on the horizon, Len leans into the spirit of celebration and rhythm on this latest release. Named after the traditional drum central to Yoruba music, “see gbedu” mixes infectious percussion with Len’s elastic vocal delivery, creating a sound built to move crowds and further cement his rising star status.
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