Nigerian artist Seyi Vibez is back to disrupt the airwaves with his high-octane new single, GTA. Released via NSNV Inc. and EMPIRE, the track takes direct inspiration from the iconic Grand Theft Auto video game franchise, using it as a high-stakes metaphor for navigating the chaos, speed, and rewards of the street hustle.
Helmed by his long-time sonic architect Larry Lanes, the production on GTA is a wild, fast-paced assault of Afrosounds and heavy street-hop elements. The beat bounces with an aggressive, frantic energy, driven by syncopated percussion loops and heavy sub-bass that demand immediate movement. It gives Seyi Vibez a massive canvas to deploy his relentless, high-register chants and signature ad-libs without losing a second of momentum.
Lyrically, Seyi Vibez is in peak form, delivering a fast-talking, unfiltered narrative about living life in the fast lane, making moves outside the rulebook, and securing generational wealth. He utilizes Yoruba proverbs, digital-era street slang, and vivid imagery of city survival, painting a picture that resonates deeply with the everyday hustler. His delivery feels urgent and alive, pulling the listener straight into his world.
GTA doesn’t waste time trying to sound polished for radio, it relies on the disruptive charisma that built Seyi Vibez’s massive movement. The single is already tearing through street blocks, car speakers, and workout playlists, solidifying his position as one of the most consistent, uncompromising forces in African music.
Listen to GTA here.
