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BNXN Links FOLA on ‘Shamaya’ — Still In Charge Soft-Life Flex Out Now

Official BNXN Still In Charge EP cover art featuring Shamaya with FOLA in thin green The Ent News brand frame

BNXN invite FOLA into the soft-life office on “Shamaya”, track five on the Still In Charge EP. Dropped 1 October 2026 via T.Y.E. / EMPIRE, the roughly two minutes forty-one Afrobeats glide sit after Asake heat and craft talk elsewhere on the project — a pocket wey say enjoy the life you already built. When Buju and Pondis lock, the room no dey argue; e just smile and turn the volume like gratitude get a drum pattern.

Shamaya is receipt music. Not hustle-flex of the climb, but celebration of arrival without arrogance foam. BNXN’s night-drive croon meet FOLA’s rising melody stamp so the collab feel peer-to-peer, not charity feature. Inside Still In Charge’s six-song arc, this cut is the exhale before the closer — soft lights, chrome calm, chest open.

Accra already adopted BNXN for evening rituals; adding FOLA widens the soft-life choir. EP sequencing matter: after louder flexes, Shamaya teach playlist discipline — dynamics, not permanent shouting. Two minutes forty-one is polite runtime for a mood track that still bounce.

If “16” on the same project is the solo night glide, Shamaya is the shared toast. Same EP universe, different temperature. Keep both; they argue less than they complete each other.

Play it when the soft life need a soundtrack and the speakers need proof you arrive. Shamaya — BNXN calm, FOLA glow, Still In Charge gratitude on Accra loop.

Still In Charge as a body of work ask listeners to hear range: Asake heat, night glides, craft talk, then this soft-life receipt with FOLA. Shamaya is where the EP exhale become communal. Accra evening drives from Airport toward the quieter suburbs will claim it as gratitude music you can still nod to. Two minutes forty-one later, the toast feel complete — enjoy what you build, share the pocket, leave the hustle sermon for morning.

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Official BNXN Still In Charge EP cover art featuring Shamaya with FOLA in thin green The Ent News brand frame

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