Davido Unveils Oriadé Tracklist Featuring Black Sherif, Aya Nakamura and Leon Thomas

Nigerian music star Davido has officially revealed the tracklist for his upcoming album, “Oriadé”, giving fans a closer look at the collaborations that will feature on the 13-track project. The album is scheduled for release on Friday, July 31, 2026.

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The singer shared the tracklist on his social media platforms, confirming contributions from a mix of African and international artists. Among the featured names are Ghanaian musician Black Sherif, French-Malian singer Aya Nakamura and American singer-songwriter Leon Thomas. The album also includes contributions from Mayorkun, FOLA, Llona, JAZZWRLD, GL Ceejay and NO11.

Black Sherif appears on “Amazing Grace”, while Leon Thomas joins Davido on “Tell Everybody”. Aya Nakamura features on “10 Yaya”, marking another partnership between the two artists following their previous work together. Elsewhere on the album, Mayorkun and FOLA appear together on “B4 B4”, Llona features on “My Light”, and JAZZWRLD and GL Ceejay join Davido on “I Know Who I Be”. NO11 also features on “Gimme Dat Ting”.

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The complete tracklist includes “On The Road”, “Amazing Grace”, “Julie”, “Constantly”, “I Know Who I Be”, “Gimme Dat Ting”, “B4 B4”, “Already Falling”, “Tell Everybody”, “10 Yaya”, “Zanzibar”, “Guide” and “My Light”.

The tracklist offers a clearer picture of the direction of “Oriadé”, with Davido bringing together artists from different parts of Africa and beyond while also working with familiar faces from the Nigerian music scene. The album brings together familiar names and newer voices from Nigeria and beyond.

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“Oriadé” follows Davido’s previous studio albums, including “Timeless” and “5ive”, and arrives after months of teasers and updates from the singer. The rollout has included artwork, promotional videos and announcements that have steadily built anticipation ahead of the album’s release. Davido has described the project as a celebration of his 15th year in the music industry, saying the album marks a return to the high-energy African sound that has defined much of his career while demonstrating his growth as an artist.

With the full list of songs and guest appearances now public, attention is shifting to how the collaborations will come together when the album arrives on Friday, July 31. Tracks featuring Black Sherif, Aya Nakamura and Leon Thomas are already among the most talked-about, while fans are equally eager to hear Davido reunite with Mayorkun and introduce the other featured acts across the 13-song project.