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BNXN Drops ‘16’ — Still In Charge Night-Drive Flex Out Now

Official BNXN Still In Charge EP cover art for “16” — artist seated in white vintage car at night, thin green The Ent News brand frame

BNXN (still Buju to the streets that raised the croon) park the night-drive energy on “16”, track three on the Still In Charge EP. Dropped 1 October 2026 via T.Y.E. / EMPIRE, the roughly three minutes twenty-three Afrobeats glide sits after “Eja Meja” with Asake and “Online,” before “Deliberate Work,” “Shamaya,” and closer “If You Like.” The cover energy — vintage car, night chrome, headrest lean — match the song’s mood: no rush-hour panic, just volume, soft lights, and one more loop before dawn. When BNXN decide the night belong to melody, playlist no argue.

“16” keep Buju in that hypnotic mid-tempo pocket he own across Lagos and Accra speakers — breathy lead, patient drums, a hook that feel like a late text you no delete. It no try to out-shout the Asake feature next door on the EP; e claim a quieter lane and win on atmosphere. That is the Still In Charge flex in miniature: range. Street heat on one cut, night glide on the next, same artist, same project, no identity crisis.

BNXN’s lane since the Buju days always mix soft-life confession with Afrobeats bounce that travel. Accra playlists long adopt that sound for evening drives from Airport to East Legon, and “16” fit the same ritual. Inside a six-song EP that already carry big-name heat, this track is the one you put on when the group chat go quiet and somebody just say “play that night one.” No guest verse to dilute the mood — pure BNXN steering.

Spin it after midnight when the city light turn soft and the speakers need honesty without shouting. Still in charge, still in the pocket, still asking for one more loop before the morning traffic remember your name.

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Official BNXN Still In Charge EP cover art for “16” — artist seated in white vintage car at night, thin green The Ent News brand frame

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