Osé 24 Hours release arrives Aug. 8, offering a soulful Afrobeat-inspired reminder to slow down and embrace life’s timing
Osé 24 Hours release is set to captivate Afro-Soul audiences worldwide when it drops on Aug. 8. The Nigerian-born.
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Toronto-raised Juno Award winner brings her signature fusion of Afrobeat rhythms and soulful melodies to this reflective single.
Known for emotionally charged songwriting, Osé has earned millions of streams with past hits like “Makaveli” and “JJC,” and gained global recognition with endorsements from H.E.R., SZA, and Timbaland.
She describes “24 Hours” as a deeply personal piece, written during a period of uncertainty and self-reflection.
“It’s my gentle reminder that you can’t rush life, greatness or feelings,” she explained. “Everything happens in God’s timing.”
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With an ever-expanding fan base in London, Lagos, Accra, Asia, and beyond, Osé’s blend of rich African heritage and contemporary soul promises to resonate deeply once again.
Quadri Olaitan is a journalist and contributor to Freelanews.com, covering news, public affairs, and human-interest stories.
