Azanti and Psycho YP showcase their musical synergy once again in the second volume of their collaborative album.

Many Nigerian artists refuse to confine themselves to a single genre, opting instead to create music that effortlessly transcends boundaries. This isn’t just an academic discussion—it’s a reflection of their creative drive to produce music that resonates across various genres.

Azanti and Psycho YP embody this ethos perfectly in the second volume of their collaborative project. They venture into Afropop, Amapiano, hip-hop, funk, and dance, presenting a global contemporary sound while staying true to their Afrobeats roots.

Azanti’s versatility shines throughout the album, effortlessly shifting melodies to suit different styles. His collaboration with Psycho YP, whose flows defy genre limitations, creates a seamless partnership that elevates the music.

The album kicks off with “Don’t Need Nobody,” blending R&B and trap elements to convey a sense of emotional independence with a cool nonchalance. From the jazz-infused “Somebody” to the party anthem “Lekki Epe,” Azanti’s melodies adapt flawlessly to each track.

Psycho YP’s smooth delivery on “Clear Road” and “2 Hot 2 Handle” showcases his prowess as a rapper, while tracks like “Breathe” and “I Know” offer sensual R&B and funky dance vibes.

With “Naija Funk,” they infuse African percussion into funk music, demonstrating Afrobeats’ versatility. “Low Down” and “Should’ve Been Here” round off the album with a blend of R&B, hip-hop, and Afrobeats, reflecting on love and regrets with their signature coolness intact.

Overall, Azanti and Psycho YP craft an album that defies genre conventions, appealing to Afrobeats fans while exploring diverse musical influences.