Boy Muller

Boy Muller has been making waves in the Afrobeat scene with tracks that resonate well with fans. “Forex Boys” has caught attention with its catchy rhythm, while “Letter To My Guys - LTMG” showcases a more personal side. The energy in “Koleyewon” stands out, making it a favorite at parties.

His music often reflects everyday themes, and songs like “Gaduz,” “WHATSAPP,” and “Don Julio” have built a strong following. “Babu Wahala” and “Figures” continue to engage listeners with relatable lyrics. Tracks like “Money” and “New National Anthem - NNA” further emphasize his ability to connect with the audience while maintaining a lively beat.

Boy Muller has recently released several singles that highlight his evolving sound in the Afrobeat scene. “Touch Your Toe (2025)” engages listeners with its rhythmic beats and catchy hooks. It has quickly become a favorite for dance enthusiasts. Another track, “Letter To My Guys (LTMG) (2025),” reflects personal themes, connecting with fans through relatable lyrics.

“WHATSAPP (2025)” taps into modern communication, blending everyday experiences with infectious rhythms. Meanwhile, “Up Nepa (2025)” showcases a lively vibe, a nod to the familiar challenges faced in Nigeria. Each of these releases contributes to Boy Muller’s growing presence in the music industry, offering a mix of dance and storytelling that resonates with audiences.

Boy Muller has been involved in several notable collaborations that highlight his versatility in the Afrobeat scene. One such track, “Forex Boys,” features TheFeyiii. The combination of their styles creates an engaging sound that resonates well with fans. Another standout is “Koleyewon,” where he collaborates with BhadBoi OML. This track showcases a blend of rhythmic beats and catchy hooks.

Additionally, “WHATSAPP” is another collaboration with TheFeyiii that has gained attention. The song's infectious beat and relatable theme draw listeners in. Another track, “Blow,” features Slimice, adding a fresh dynamic that appeals to a wide audience. Lastly, “Garnacho” with DJ Venus rounds out his collaborative efforts, incorporating different elements that reflect the evolving Afrobeat genre. Each of these collaborations contributes to Boy Muller's growing presence in the music scene.