

Nigerian singer and songwriter Dai Verse returns with “IFEOMA,” a melodic Afropop record that places romance and emotional expression at the centre of his latest musical offering.
Released on September 18, 2026, “IFEOMA” arrives alongside another song, “RASCAL,” as part of a two-track release from the Nigerian artist. The new material gives listeners another look at Dai Verse’s evolving sound following his previous body of work and recent releases.
Produced by Reward Beatz, “IFEOMA” leans into a warm, melodic production that allows Dai Verse’s vocals to remain prominent. The record carries a smooth Afropop and Afro-fusion feel, with the singer using melody and direct songwriting to express his feelings.
The song’s title, “Ifeoma,” gives the record an intimate character, with Dai Verse building the song around affection and admiration. Rather than overcrowding the production, the record gives his vocal delivery enough space to carry the emotional weight of the song.
The release also adds to Dai Verse’s growing catalogue following his 2025 project Warrior’s Child and subsequent releases. His 2026 activity has included singles and collaborations as he continues to establish his sound within Nigeria’s contemporary Afropop and Afro-fusion scene.
With “IFEOMA,” Dai Verse delivers another smooth and accessible record that highlights the melodic side of his artistry while continuing his steady run of new music in 2026.
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