Ahead of the release of his latest project, music star and founder of Starboy Entertainment, Ayodeji Balogun, better known by the stage name Wizkid, has allowed fans to get a peek into some of the songs from upcoming album, titled, Morayo.
  
He hosted fans in London to a listening party of his highly anticipated single, Piece of My Heart, featuring Brent Faiyaz. The listening gig came days after he held a similar party in Paris, precisely on Sunday, September 29, which had in attendance Faiyaz.
  
At the sold-out event that was tagged, ‘For Females Only’, fans and associates trooped to the venue to party with the Ojuelegba hitmaker who continues to be a prominent figure in global music.
  
Piece of My Heart marks the start of the Morayo era, Wizkid’s sixth album, which is a tribute to his late mother, who passed on in 2023. At some point, the new song is more likely to make you happy than sad, and it’s also a classic with timeless allure that should be added to the playlist.
  
Wizkid announced his upcoming single amid celebration of the 10th anniversary of his sophomore album, Ayo, which housed the mega-hit single Ojuelelegba. The anniversary saw fans pay tribute to the album and the iconic song, which played an important role in the global exportation of Nigerian music.
  
Earlier, the Holla at Your Boy crooner had described the highly anticipated album as his best yet and his upcoming collaboration with Brent Faiyaz offers fans an insight into what to expect on the project.
  
For Brent Faiyaz, the collaboration marks his second with a Nigerian artiste after he was featured by Tems on Found a track off her successful EP, If Orange Was A Place.
  
Meanwhile, the music heavyweight’s critically acclaimed album, Made In Lagos, topped a list of the most successful albums by Nigerian artistes on Apple Music.
   
To mark Nigeria’s 64th Independence Day celebration, Apple Music published a list of the biggest Nigerian artistes, songs, and albums of all time. Titled, Oshe Naija (Thank you in Yoruba), it is a month-long initiative that pays tribute to several regions that have significantly shaped Nigeria’s soundscape.