Afrobeat is undergoing a creative renaissance, and Sarz and Asake’s upcoming track, C’mon, is at the center of this transformation. Set to release this Friday, the song has already created excitement for its bold sampling of Fuji legend K1 De Ultimate’s iconic track, Won Tun Nna. This fusion of traditional Fuji sounds with contemporary Afrobeat rhythms highlights a shift in the genre, showcasing its ability to honor cultural heritage while appealing to a global audience.
Sampling has long been a way to bridge generations in music, and Sarz and Asake’s decision to include Won Tun Nna pays tribute to K1 De Ultimate’s enduring legacy as the King of Fuji. By reintroducing the classic track through Afrobeat, they not only celebrate K1’s influence on Nigerian music but also reimagine his sound for modern listeners. The track embodies Afrobeat’s evolving nature while staying firmly rooted in its cultural foundation.
Known for his experimental beats, Sarz brings his production genius to the track, while Asake’s energetic vocals and relatable lyrics add a distinctive flair. Their synergy promises a vibrant blend of Fuji’s rich percussion and Afrobeat’s infectious tempo, creating a sound that is both nostalgic and innovative. This collaboration follows a growing trend in Afrobeat, where artists integrate traditional elements into their music, creating works that resonate across generations.
C’mon signifies more than just a musical release—it’s a cultural statement. By combining Fuji and Afrobeat, Sarz and Asake are ensuring that Nigeria’s musical heritage remains relevant on the global stage. Stay tuned for Friday’s release, as the Afrobeat world prepares for what could be one of the most memorable collaborations of the year.
