Afrobeats superstar Kizz Daniel has officially announced a new release date for his much-anticipated EP, Uncle K. Initially scheduled for November 29, 2024, the project will now drop on May 24, 2025, as revealed by the singer on his Instagram page.
The EP is set to feature star-studded collaborations with Phyno, Runtown, and Victony, as Kizz Daniel continues his streak of delivering hit-packed projects. This follows his recent release, Pano Tona, featuring Adekunle Gold.
In 2024, the hitmaker expressed his desire to collaborate more, moving away from his usual solo dominance. This shift is reflected in Uncle K, which comes as part of his ‘Vado at 10’ celebration—marking a decade of success in the Afrobeats industry.
This will be Kizz Daniel’s second EP in less than a year, following TZA, which delivered chart-topping hits like Twe Twe and Showa, both of which topped the TurnTable Top 100.
Since breaking into the mainstream with Woju, Kizz Daniel has built an enviable career with acclaimed projects like No Bad Songs and Barnabas. His global smash hit Buga remains one of Afrobeats’ biggest anthems, with fans worldwide recreating its viral dance moves.
With Uncle K, the hitmaker looks set to continue his unstoppable reign in the music industry.
