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A musical powerhouse collaboration has just hit the Nigerian music scene as rising Afrobeats sensation Victony teams up with industry veteran Olamide on the electrifying new single “Skido.” The track, which dropped on New Music Friday, showcases the perfect blend of new school finesse and street-wise authenticity.
The 24-year-old Victony (born Anthony Ebuka Victor) continues his impressive run in 2025 with this latest banger, produced by hitmaker Blaise Beatz. The song serves up a delicious mix of pulsating rhythms and atmospheric vibes that’s impossible not to move to. When Victony’s smooth vocals float in with the introspective line “No let them crucify you / Jesus don do the work already,” it’s clear this isn’t just another party tune – it’s a motivational anthem wrapped in a street-hop package.
What makes “Skido” particularly special is how it bridges two generations of Nigerian music. Victony, fresh off the success of hits like “Soweto” and his genre-bending “Outlaw” project, brings his signature melodic innovation to the table. Meanwhile, YBNL boss Olamide stamps his authority on the track with his verse, delivering those razor-sharp flows and Yoruba-flavored bars that have made him a legend in the game.
Blaise Beatz deserves special mention for crafting a production that feels both urgent and hypnotic. The beat creates the perfect playground for both artists, with its thumping basslines, crisp percussion, and atmospheric synths weaving together seamlessly. The infectious hook “Skido skido ah skido” is bound to have listeners caught in a replay loop.
As Victony’s latest offering before his upcoming project, “Skido” feels like more than just a collaboration – it’s a symbolic passing of the torch, with Olamide’s co-sign adding extra weight to the young star’s ascending trajectory. The track is now available on all major streaming platforms, ready to soundtrack your hustle and triumph.
