Renowned Nigerian Afrobeats star Daniel Anidugbe, popularly known as Kizz Daniel, has released a new seven-track EP titled Lemon Chase.
This seven-track project serves as more than a mere preview of his forthcoming album Uncle K; it is a deeply personal collection that explores themes of love, loss, peace, and joy experiences to which every listener can relate.
Each track represents a different emotional layer, From the opening song Black Girl Magic to the closing track Police, which features Mavin Records’ Johnny Drille and five-time Grammy winner Angelique Kidjo, the EP is rich in emotional depth.
The EP features a stellar line-up of guest artists. The soulful contributions of Drille and Kidjo blend seamlessly with the street-inspired sounds of Bella Shmurda, Odumodu Blvck, Zlatan, and Fola, who previously collaborated with Kizz Daniel on the hit single Lost.
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The collaboration, he said, brings a layered and dynamic sound that showcases Daniel’s versatility.
Production credits on the EP go to industry heavyweights such as Reward Beatz, Blaise Beatz, Magic Sticks, Bando, and Ayzed all of whom have previously delivered chart-topping tracks with the singer.
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Eyo and Black Girl Magic were produced by Reward Beatz, Bando, and Blaise Beatz.
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Secure and Peace I Chose were helmed by Blaise Beatz.
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Titi was produced by Magic Sticks, with co-production from Reward Beatz and Blaise Beatz.
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Al Jannah was shaped by Ayzed.
On the inspiration behind the EP, Kizz Daniel said:
“When life gives you lemons, you make lemonade out of it. I wanted this project to reflect real life sweet, sour, confusing, beautiful. This is music for your heart, whether you’re healing, hoping or remembering. I just wanted it to be honest, authentic, and true to myself.”
With Lemon Chase, Kizz Daniel continues to evolve not just as a hitmaker but as a storyteller willing to confront emotional truths. The project, sets the tone for the forthcoming Uncle K album and reaffirms the artist’s enduring legacy.
