Modola Kupe single set for April 10 release, featuring Bhadboi OML, promises a high-energy dance anthem for fans in 2026

Italian-Nigerian singer Modola has announced the release of a new single titled ‘Kupe,’ featuring rising artiste Bhadboi OML, with the track scheduled to drop on April 10, marking her first release of the year.

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The Modola Kupe single signals a vibrant return to the spotlight for the performer, who is building on momentum from a strong finish to 2025.

The upcoming track is described as a high-energy, dance-ready record, aligning with the rhythm-driven sound both artistes have become known for in the evolving Afrobeats scene.

Produced by Oodun, the single is already generating anticipation among fans after Modola shared a preview on social media.

The snippet offered a glimpse into what many expect to be a compelling collaboration, with an infectious beat and lively tempo that could position the track as an early standout release of 2026.

Speaking about the creative process, Modola hinted at a natural synergy behind the collaboration, describing the project as one that came together effortlessly.

Her brief but confident reflection has added to the growing excitement surrounding the release.

The choice of title, ‘Kupe,’ further suggests a celebratory and rhythmic tone, reinforcing expectations that the track will resonate strongly with dance audiences and music lovers alike.

Having closed the previous year on a high note, Modola appears poised to make a bold statement in 2026 with this release.

Industry observers note that strategic collaborations and consistent output have become key drivers for artistes seeking to maintain relevance in Nigeria’s highly competitive music landscape.

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As anticipation builds, fans are already counting down to the release date, with early reactions indicating that the Modola Kupe single could quickly gain traction across streaming platforms and dance floors.