Fresh off the momentum of “Zoom” and a breakthrough run that earned him co-signs from Olamide and Davido, Ashidapo returns with a two-pack single that captures both the vulnerability and swagger that have become his signature.
Ashidapo has never been interested in being boxed into one version of himself.
The Lagos-based singer-songwriter continues his impressive run with “Wulo/Color,” with a two-pack release that arrived on June 19, 2026, offering listeners two records that sit on opposite ends of the emotional spectrum while speaking the same language: confidence.
On “Wulo,” Ashidapo tells a story many people know too well. It’s about wanting someone who doesn’t quite see your value yet — a lady who keeps dribbling him, acting like he’s not on her level. Rather than bitterness, Ashidapo approaches the situation with charm, wit, and self-assurance. The record captures the push and pull of modern romance: mixed signals, bruised ego, and the quiet confidence of knowing your time will come.
Then comes “Color.”
“I’m okay, I’m alright… thank you for checking on me, it’s okay,” Ashidapo leans into a different energy entirely. It’s reflective, aspirational, and effortlessly stylish. Beneath the reassuring words lies a celebration of progress — money flowing, success becoming visible, and a lifestyle that no longer needs validation. His neck glistens, his pockets are fuller, and his outlook remains clear: he’s grateful, grounded, and enjoying the fruits of his hustle.
Together, “Wulo” and “Color” showcase Ashidapo’s range.
One record explores being underestimated in matters of the heart. The other embraces abundance and the confidence that comes with growth. Love and lifestyle. Frustration and fulfilment. Vulnerability and victory.
It’s a reminder that Ashidapo’s greatest strength has always been his ability to make different emotions feel equally authentic.
Following the success of the Retro EP, the viral impact of “Girl on Fya” featuring Olamide, his contribution as a co-writer on Davido’s 5ive album, and a growing fanbase that continues to show up for every release, Ashidapo enters this next chapter with clarity and momentum.
“Wulo and Color represent two different realities I’ve experienced. Sometimes you’re trying to prove yourself to someone who doesn’t see your worth, and sometimes you’re simply enjoying the blessings you’ve worked hard for. I wanted people to hear both sides of me.”
— ASHIDAPO
With “Wulo/Color,” Ashidapo continues to establish himself as one of the most versatile voices emerging from Nigeria’s new generation of Afrobeats artists — honest enough to show the struggle, and confident enough to celebrate the wins.
“Wulo/Color” is available on all major streaming platforms from June 19, 2026.