Nigerian Afro-fusion star CKay returns with his sophomore EP, CKay The Second, a six-track project that deepens his signature Emo-Afrobeats style. Released through a global partnership with AWAL, the EP reflects CKay’s growth as an artist—emotionally rich, genre-blending, and globally minded.

 CKay The Second EP by CKay

Nigerian Afro-fusion star CKay returns with his sophomore EP, CKay The Second, a six-track project that deepens his signature Emo-Afrobeats style. Released through a global partnership with AWAL, the EP reflects CKay’s growth as an artist—emotionally rich, genre-blending, and globally minded.

Fusing Afrobeats with R&B, alternative pop, and soul, the project explores themes of love, identity, and self-discovery. Collaborations with Sabrina Claudio and Bella Shmurda add vocal depth and cross-genre appeal.

Known for the global success of Love Nwantiti, CKay now leans further into his artistry, emphasizing innovation and emotional storytelling. CKay The Second stands as a bold, introspective, and sonically rich body of work that cements his role as a pioneer in the global Afrobeats movement.

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