The single "Olodo" features the exceptional vocal talents of Niniola from Nigeria and Sho Madjozi from South Africa, two influential powerhouses who infuse their rich cultural influences into the mix. Together, they create an exhilarating track that injects fresh vitality into the realms of Afrobeats and Amapiano, two popular music genres.
Produced by Yung Willis, the track takes listeners on a thrilling, high-energy journey with pulsating rhythms, irresistible melodies, and clever wordplay. The fusion of genres in "Olodo" is infectious, resonating with audiences worldwide and adding a rhythmic allure to the music.
The title "Olodo" is derived from Yoruba and playfully admonishes those who are slow to understand or learn, reflecting the lighthearted ribbing found in various African cultures. Fully Focus's recent album, titled 'African Ambassador,' explores diverse sounds, including Afrobeats, Amapiano, Bongo, Gengetone, Kizomba, and Zouk. Collaborating with other producers has been a rewarding experience for Fully Focus, as it allows him to incorporate instruments and sounds from different cultures into his creative vision.
The 'African Ambassador' album has been a tremendous success, surpassing 10 million streams, with the lead single "Dimension" becoming the longest-charting Kenyan song of 2022 on Apple's Top 100. The album features an impressive lineup of artists from various African countries, such as Bien and Nyashinski from Kenya, Ya Levis from DRC, Vanessa Mdee and AY from Tanzania, Kuami Eugene from Ghana, Fik Fameica from Uganda, Slap Dee from Zambia, Djodje from Cape Verde, and Davis D from Rwanda. Additionally, the album showcases Fully Focus's two PMG artists, Scarr from Atlanta and Llumi from Nairobi.
