With a pen sharpened by personal growth and a soundscape rooted in rich Afrobeat tradition, Nigerian singer and songwriter Spy Shitta begins a bold new chapter with the release of his Warner Music Africa debut single, “Early Momo”. The track, a melodic tapestry of heartfelt storytelling and sonic reinvention, marks the first drop in a reintroduction campaign that transcends the typical rollout.
This is Spy 2.0 — a refined voice with a clear intention to build legacy, not just virality. The journey here has been anything but linear: from the grassroots streets of Abesan Estate, Lagos, to the stages of digital virality via his cover of Asake’s Lonely at the Top, Spy Shitta has stayed patient, focused, and hungry. Now, backed by Warner Music Africa, he’s stepping out and launching a movement.
Inspired by a true-life love story, it’s a breath of fresh air — rich, emotional, and unlike anything out there.”
“Early Momo is such a special record that it took me exactly a year to finish,” says Spy. “It was written during a period of personal transformation and also serves as a sonic reset for me as an artist. Inspired by a true-life love story, it’s a breath of fresh air — rich, emotional, and unlike anything out there.”
The campaign is crafted not just to introduce new music, but to establish Spy Shitta as a brand with depth, clarity, and charisma. For the loyal fans and the soon-to-be converts, now known as Agentz, this marks the beginning of something special: an era of context, consistency, and connection.
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