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British-Nigerian rapper and singer Darkoo, born Oluwafisayo Isa, has unleashed her captivating new single, “Like Dat,” marking her latest powerful offering of the year. Produced by the talented trio Sparbz, Enzo, and French, this track follows her recent release “
” and serves as a vibrant and compelling follow-up.
Known for her breakout success with “Gangsta” featuring One Acen in 2019, which soared to number 22 on the UK Singles Chart, and her monster hit “Favourite Girl,” Darkoo continues to solidify her status as a global Afro-swing trailblazer.
“Like Dat” is an enchanting anthem that radiates confidence and allure, with Darkoo’s signature smooth vocals effortlessly weaving a spell over a rhythmic, upbeat instrumental. The song’s infectious hooks and pulsating beat create an uplifting vibe that is perfectly crafted for igniting dancefloors and dominating playlists. Lyrical gems like “I like the things you do / Girl, I’ll be good for you / I think I’m meant for you / Girl, hold me down, always” highlight themes of admiration and deep connection, all delivered with a playful yet seductive edge that has already sent fans into a frenzy.
The track’s seamless fusion of genres authentically reflects Darkoo’s journey from Lagos to London, a compelling duality she has consistently celebrated in past works, including her critically acclaimed 2021 EP, “2 In 1.” The accompanying music video, skillfully directed by Sam Fallover and released simultaneously with the single, powerfully amplifies the song’s essence with vibrant visuals that perfectly capture its electrifying energy, further boosting its undeniable appeal.
Since its release, “Like Dat” has generated significant buzz across the music landscape, with fans and industry enthusiasts alike praising its irresistible vibe and Darkoo’s undeniable lyrical finesse. With her rapidly growing influence – evident from her impressive streaming numbers and impactful collaborations with esteemed artists such as Rema, Tion Wayne, and Ayra Starr – “Like Dat” further positions Darkoo as an undeniable force in the ever-evolving Afrobeats scene. She consistently offers a culturally rich and universally danceable sound that resonates deeply with audiences worldwide.
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To access link, please REGISTER OR LOGINKnown for her breakout success with “Gangsta” featuring One Acen in 2019, which soared to number 22 on the UK Singles Chart, and her monster hit “Favourite Girl,” Darkoo continues to solidify her status as a global Afro-swing trailblazer.
“Like Dat” is an enchanting anthem that radiates confidence and allure, with Darkoo’s signature smooth vocals effortlessly weaving a spell over a rhythmic, upbeat instrumental. The song’s infectious hooks and pulsating beat create an uplifting vibe that is perfectly crafted for igniting dancefloors and dominating playlists. Lyrical gems like “I like the things you do / Girl, I’ll be good for you / I think I’m meant for you / Girl, hold me down, always” highlight themes of admiration and deep connection, all delivered with a playful yet seductive edge that has already sent fans into a frenzy.
The track’s seamless fusion of genres authentically reflects Darkoo’s journey from Lagos to London, a compelling duality she has consistently celebrated in past works, including her critically acclaimed 2021 EP, “2 In 1.” The accompanying music video, skillfully directed by Sam Fallover and released simultaneously with the single, powerfully amplifies the song’s essence with vibrant visuals that perfectly capture its electrifying energy, further boosting its undeniable appeal.
Since its release, “Like Dat” has generated significant buzz across the music landscape, with fans and industry enthusiasts alike praising its irresistible vibe and Darkoo’s undeniable lyrical finesse. With her rapidly growing influence – evident from her impressive streaming numbers and impactful collaborations with esteemed artists such as Rema, Tion Wayne, and Ayra Starr – “Like Dat” further positions Darkoo as an undeniable force in the ever-evolving Afrobeats scene. She consistently offers a culturally rich and universally danceable sound that resonates deeply with audiences worldwide.
