Kizz Daniel created something special with his latest seven-track EP called Lemon Chase. The Nigerian artist says this collection differs from his usual music releases and serves as preview material for his upcoming album Uncle K. He wanted listeners to experience real emotions through songs about love, heartbreak, happiness and finding inner peace. The Flyboi record label owner aimed for complete honesty when creating these tracks. Daniel believes people will connect with the authentic feelings expressed throughout each song.
The musician explained his creative process using the popular saying about making lemonade from sour fruit. He crafted music that reflects real human experiences with all their complexity and mixed emotions. Life brings sweet moments along with bitter disappointments and confusing situations that everyone faces. Daniel wanted his EP to capture these genuine feelings that listeners encounter daily. The project represents his most personal musical expression to date.
Several notable artists contributed to Lemon Chase through featured performances and collaborations. Five-time Grammy winner Angelique Kidjo joined Johnny Drille and other performers like Bella Shmurda, Odumodu Blvck, Zlatan and Fola. The main single Police showcases both Johnny Drille and Angelique Kidjo across its verses and chorus sections. Music industry experts predict this track could compete for Best African Music Performance recognition at future Grammy Awards.
The musician explained his creative process using the popular saying about making lemonade from sour fruit. He crafted music that reflects real human experiences with all their complexity and mixed emotions. Life brings sweet moments along with bitter disappointments and confusing situations that everyone faces. Daniel wanted his EP to capture these genuine feelings that listeners encounter daily. The project represents his most personal musical expression to date.
Several notable artists contributed to Lemon Chase through featured performances and collaborations. Five-time Grammy winner Angelique Kidjo joined Johnny Drille and other performers like Bella Shmurda, Odumodu Blvck, Zlatan and Fola. The main single Police showcases both Johnny Drille and Angelique Kidjo across its verses and chorus sections. Music industry experts predict this track could compete for Best African Music Performance recognition at future Grammy Awards.
