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    Ayanfe and Fireboy DML elevate ‘Laba Laba' to a visual and sonic masterpiece

    AdminBy AdminMarch 14, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Every so often, a song comes along that does more than just sound good–it feels good. Ayanfe’s ‘Laba Laba’ is one of those songs. First released in 2023 with DJ Latitude, the track was an instant fan favorite, merging soulful melodies with deep Afrobeat rhythms. Now, with a remix released in 2024 featuring the incredible Fireboy DML, the song takes on a new life, richer, deeper, and even more intoxicating.

    Stream ‘Laba Laba Rmx’ audio on DSPs | Watch on YouTube

    But it doesn’t stop there. Olu The Wave, one of the most innovative directors in the Nigerian music scene, has brought the song to life with a stunning visual experience released on Thursday the 8th of March, 2025–one that doesn’t just match the energy of the song but elevates it to a whole new dimension.

    In Yoruba, Laba Laba means butterfly, a fitting metaphor for love in all its beauty and fragility. Ayanfe masterfully weaves a tale of romance and longing, delivering each lyric with effortless grace. His voice, smooth and compelling, pulls listeners into a world of devotion, desire, and the fear of losing it all. Somehow, he gives a song with such heartfelt and passionate lyrics, an extra layer of playfulness that makes it even more enjoyable to listen to, especially because it gives listeners an unexpected smile as they listen.

    Fireboy DML’s presence on the remix is nothing short of perfection. Known for his ability to turn emotions into melodies, he slides into the song with the kind of vocal finesse that makes it impossible to ignore. His verse is heartfelt, his delivery precise, and together with Ayanfe, he transforms the song into an unforgettable Afrobeat classic.

    At its core, the instrumental is silky and fluid, yet bouncy and dynamic. The thunderous log drum patterns give it a distinct Amapiano groove, while the Afrobeat-infused rhythms ensure that the song never loses its emotional pull. There’s an air of sophistication in how the beats are layered, allowing both Ayanfe and Fireboy’s vocals to glide effortlessly.

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