Fast-rising London-based Afrobeats/Amapiano artist, Chukwuebuka Kamen, popularly known as Sucrepapito, continues to build momentum within the United Kingdom’s Afro-fusion scene, reinforcing his cultural identity and expanding his global footprint with the release of his latest single, Homebase.

The new track reflects themes of belonging, heritage, and personal journey, positioning the artiste as one of the emerging voices bridging African roots with international sounds. Sucrepapito continues to build a reputation as an artist committed to authentic storytelling and cultural representation. His music reflects a growing movement among diaspora musicians who are redefining African sounds on the global stage.

With Homebase, Sucrepapito who originally hails from Anambra State, but was raised between Enugu and Lagos, delivers a heartfelt musical statement that celebrates the importance of staying connected to one’s origins, regardless of geographic distance.

The song blends Afro-fusion rhythms with contemporary production, creating a sound that resonates with listeners navigating life between cultures. The single captures the emotional reality of many diaspora Africans — balancing global ambitions while maintaining strong ties to home. Through expressive lyrics and melodic delivery, the artiste paints a vivid picture of pride in cultural heritage and the enduring influence of one’s roots.

Ahead of the release, Sucrepapito hosted a private listening experience in Reading, bringing together music lovers for an early preview of Homebase, further strengthening his connection with audiences.

He began his musical journey early, gaining recognition as one of the winners of the Global Communications “Rock n Rule” competition in Enugu in 2010. The new single signals a deliberate step in his artistic evolution, showcasing maturity in songwriting and a clearer sense of musical direction.

By focusing on themes of identity, resilience, and belonging, the creator of “Afrobeats vs Amapiano Verdict (AAV Show),” a structured platform where he explores and ranks contemporary African sounds Sucrepapito positions himself as a storyteller capable of delivering both emotional depth and commercial appeal.