Nigerian singer, songwriter, and producer 1da Banton<\/strong><\/a>\u2014real name Godson Ominibie Epelle<\/em>\u2014has kicked off a new chapter in his evolving musical journey with the release of his latest single, Woza<\/em>.<\/h3>\n![\"1da](\"https:\/\/mp3bullet.ng\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/04\/Woza.jpeg\")
<\/a>1da Banton Unleashes Dance-Ready Anthem \u201cWoza\u201d<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nDropped under Squareball Entertainment and licensed exclusively to Sony Music Entertainment France, the track continues to spotlight 1da Banton\u2019s genre-bending approach, fusing elements of Afrobeats, dancehall, reggae, and indigenous rhythms from his Rivers State roots.<\/p>\n
Following the success of his 2025 EP Walk With Me<\/em>, Woza<\/em> arrives as a vibrant, infectious anthem that perfectly encapsulates the artist\u2019s sonic identity. Produced by DJ Lewis<\/strong>, the track takes its title from the Zulu word for \u201ccome,\u201d setting a tone of invitation and movement from the jump.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\nWith its pulsating talking drums, crisp percussion, and layered melodic textures, the production feels both rich and breathable\u2014providing the ideal backdrop for 1da Banton\u2019s smooth, magnetic vocals.<\/p>\n
He weaves stories of desire and anticipation through a catchy hook and rhythmic verses, drawing listeners in with a sound that feels equally at home on Lagos dance floors and global playlists.<\/p>\n
The craftsmanship behind the mix\u2014each instrument meticulously placed\u2014enhances the warmth of the track without cluttering the energy, a clear nod to DJ Lewis\u2019 studio precision.<\/p>\n
Woza<\/em> follows a string of standout tracks, including Digest<\/em> and Paid in Full<\/em> in 2024, each further solidifying his range and appeal. From his Port Harcourt beginnings to his game-changing move to Lagos in 2014, 1da Banton has steadily climbed the ranks of Nigeria\u2019s musical elite.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\nHis 2017 debut, The Banton EP,<\/em> featured Way Up<\/em>, which became the theme song for Big Brother Naija\u2019s third season, while his 2021 album, Original Vibe Machine<\/em> included the breakout smash No Wahala<\/em>\u2014a cultural staple that later earned a 2022 remix with Kizz Daniel <\/strong>and Tiwa Savage<\/strong>, ultimately surpassing 200 million Spotify streams and landing a spot in the 2023 season of Ted Lasso<\/em>.<\/p>\nAs Woza<\/em> continues to gain traction, it\u2019s clear 1da Banton<\/strong> isn\u2019t just riding the wave\u2014he\u2019s helping to shape it. With an eye on both African authenticity and global relevance, he remains one of the most exciting voices in the ever-expanding Afrobeats movement.<\/p>\nWhether through bold sonic experimentation or quietly powerful storytelling, 1da Banton is proving, once again, that he\u2019s here to stay\u2014and ready to make you move.<\/p>\n
Listen to\u00a0Woza\u00a0here<\/strong><\/a><\/em>.<\/p>\n
<\/a>Dropped under Squareball Entertainment and licensed exclusively to Sony Music Entertainment France, the track continues to spotlight 1da Banton\u2019s genre-bending approach, fusing elements of Afrobeats, dancehall, reggae, and indigenous rhythms from his Rivers State roots.<\/p>\n
Following the success of his 2025 EP Walk With Me<\/em>, Woza<\/em> arrives as a vibrant, infectious anthem that perfectly encapsulates the artist\u2019s sonic identity. Produced by DJ Lewis<\/strong>, the track takes its title from the Zulu word for \u201ccome,\u201d setting a tone of invitation and movement from the jump.<\/p>\n With its pulsating talking drums, crisp percussion, and layered melodic textures, the production feels both rich and breathable\u2014providing the ideal backdrop for 1da Banton\u2019s smooth, magnetic vocals.<\/p>\n He weaves stories of desire and anticipation through a catchy hook and rhythmic verses, drawing listeners in with a sound that feels equally at home on Lagos dance floors and global playlists.<\/p>\n The craftsmanship behind the mix\u2014each instrument meticulously placed\u2014enhances the warmth of the track without cluttering the energy, a clear nod to DJ Lewis\u2019 studio precision.<\/p>\n Woza<\/em> follows a string of standout tracks, including Digest<\/em> and Paid in Full<\/em> in 2024, each further solidifying his range and appeal. From his Port Harcourt beginnings to his game-changing move to Lagos in 2014, 1da Banton has steadily climbed the ranks of Nigeria\u2019s musical elite.<\/p>\n His 2017 debut, The Banton EP,<\/em> featured Way Up<\/em>, which became the theme song for Big Brother Naija\u2019s third season, while his 2021 album, Original Vibe Machine<\/em> included the breakout smash No Wahala<\/em>\u2014a cultural staple that later earned a 2022 remix with Kizz Daniel <\/strong>and Tiwa Savage<\/strong>, ultimately surpassing 200 million Spotify streams and landing a spot in the 2023 season of Ted Lasso<\/em>.<\/p>\n As Woza<\/em> continues to gain traction, it\u2019s clear 1da Banton<\/strong> isn\u2019t just riding the wave\u2014he\u2019s helping to shape it. With an eye on both African authenticity and global relevance, he remains one of the most exciting voices in the ever-expanding Afrobeats movement.<\/p>\n Whether through bold sonic experimentation or quietly powerful storytelling, 1da Banton is proving, once again, that he\u2019s here to stay\u2014and ready to make you move.<\/p>\n Listen to\u00a0Woza\u00a0here<\/strong><\/a><\/em>.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
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