Nigerian Afrobeats artiste Abdul Rahman Yusuf, popularly known as Harcher, has released two new singles, ‘Heavenly’ and ‘Lover Lover’, 15 days after putting out ‘Angelina’.
The two songs were released on Sunday, August 30, 2026, and are available on major digital streaming platforms, including Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, Audiomack and Boomplay.
The releases mark the latest phase of activity for the Bullion Records artiste, who has been performing at venues across the United Kingdom as part of his ongoing tour.
Harcher released ‘Angelina’ on August 15 before following it with the two new singles. The three releases in a little over two weeks add to a catalogue that includes ‘Peace’, ‘L.O.V.E’, ‘Dance to It (Jo Si)’, ‘Stamina’ and ‘Mey Suya’, featuring Fido.
Speaking about the new music, Harcher said the songs represent different aspects of his artistic development.
“I am very excited to release ‘Heavenly’ and ‘Lover Lover’. These songs represent different sides of my creativity, and I believe they show how much I am growing as an artiste,” he said.
The singer said he was also focused on developing a sound that could connect with audiences in Nigeria and outside the country.
“I want my music to connect with people, whether they are listening in Nigeria, the UK or anywhere else in the world. I am constantly learning, improving my sound and trying new things, and these songs are part of that journey,” he said.
The releases come against the backdrop of Harcher’s UK tour, which has taken him to several venues since early August.
He began the tour at Forum Digbeth in Birmingham on August 7 and performed at Outernet London two days later. On August 15, he appeared at the Afro Plug Festival at Vale Arena in Cardiff.
The following day, he performed at Albert Hall and Xscape Manchester before returning to London on August 22 for Timaya’s ‘20 Years on Stage’ celebration at indigo at The O2.
The performances have given the artiste opportunities to present his music to audiences in different parts of the UK while promoting his growing catalogue.
Harcher said the experience had also expanded his connection with existing and potential fans.
“The UK tour has spiced up my existing and prospective fan base,” he said.
His latest releases are therefore arriving at a time when he is combining new music with live performances as he seeks to broaden his audience.
The singer also thanked listeners who have supported his music and attended his performances, while acknowledging the backing of Bullion Records.
“I am grateful to everyone who streams my songs, attends my shows, shares my music and believes in what I am doing. I also appreciate Bullion Records for giving me the platform and support to grow. I know there is still a lot of work ahead, and I am ready for it,” he said.
With ‘Heavenly’ and ‘Lover Lover’ now available for streaming, the two singles extend what has been a busy period for the artiste, coming shortly after ‘Angelina’ and several UK appearances.
The releases also allow Harcher to test new material with audiences at home and abroad as he continues to develop his career in the Afrobeats space.
