Get Guardian on GoogleNigerian singer GTS 40k has announced a new collaboration with indigenous rapper Jeriq, releasing a short preview of their forthcoming single, ‘Early Momo’, ahead of its scheduled arrival on December 4, 2026.
The singer introduced the track through his social media platforms, where he shared its official artwork alongside a 28-second animated promotional clip.
The announcement provides an early look at the collaboration, which is expected to feature on GTS 40k’s forthcoming extended play, BADDMAN KILLA.
According to information released by the artiste’s team, ‘Early Momo’ will bring together elements of African dancehall, Afrobeats and street-oriented hip-hop, combining GTS 40k’s melodic approach with Jeriq’s indigenous rap style.
The collaboration marks another development in GTS 40k’s preparations for the release of his new project.
The first public preview of ‘Early Momo’ was accompanied by animated visuals designed to introduce the song before its official release.
The 28-second clip was distributed across the singer’s social media accounts, giving listeners an opportunity to hear a portion of the recording.
GTS40K X JERIQ – EARLY MOMO 🔥🔥🔥 Coming Soon 🚀 🎧 PRE-SAVE NOW 👇 https://t.co/HyjqbbLRyb #GTS40k #jeriq #EarlyMomo #BaddmanKilla #comingsoon https://t.co/lOxenTs4IL
— GTS 40k (@gts40k) November 12, 2026
Although the preview offers an indication of the song’s direction, the full arrangement and lyrical content will become clearer when the complete track is released.
The announcement also included the single’s official artwork, which forms part of the promotional materials for the forthcoming release.
Pre-save links have been made available through the social media platforms of GTS 40k, Jeriq and Bravekings Music Ltd, the record label associated with the project.
The pre-save arrangement allows interested listeners to register their intention to access the song when it becomes available on participating streaming services.
The release is scheduled for December 4, with the full track expected to provide a clearer picture of how the two artistes have combined their respective styles.
A central feature of ‘Early Momo’ is the pairing of GTS 40k’s melodic delivery with Jeriq’s rap style.
Jeriq has developed a musical identity associated with indigenous rap, drawing on street-oriented storytelling and regional influences.
His approach has helped establish him within Nigeria’s contemporary hip-hop landscape, particularly among listeners who connect with rap performed through local linguistic and cultural expressions.
GTS 40k, meanwhile, is positioning the forthcoming song around a combination of melody and rhythmic influences from dancehall and Afrobeats.
According to the release announcement, the recording will incorporate elements of contemporary African dancehall alongside hip-hop.
Such combinations have become increasingly common within Nigerian popular music, where artistes frequently move between genres rather than working within narrowly defined musical categories.
The collaboration is expected to provide space for both performers to contribute their established approaches.
Beyond its release as a single, ‘Early Momo’ has been identified as one of the songs scheduled to appear on GTS 40k’s forthcoming BADDMAN KILLA EP.
The project represents the singer’s next planned body of work, although its full tracklist, number of songs and official release date have not been disclosed.
Bravekings Music Ltd is involved in the promotional rollout of ‘Early Momo’, with the label’s social media platforms being used to distribute information about the release.
