SPINALL Unveils New Single “SHABA” Featuring Mavo and Deto Black
Nigerian DJ and producer SPINALL returns with a bold, fashion-forward statement on his latest single SHABA, featuring fast-rising… The post SPINALL Unveils New Single “SHABA” Featuring Mavo and Deto Black appeared first on Afrobeats Mag.
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Nigerian DJ and producer SPINALL returns with a bold, fashion-forward statement on his latest single SHABA, featuring fast-rising act Mavo and alternative rap standout Deto Black.
Known for curating genre-blurring collaborations, SPINALL once again leans into innovation with “SHABA,” a gritty, rhythmic track that fuses the dark, industrial textures of the Alté scene with the infectious pulse of modern Afropop. The result is a sound that feels both underground and globally appealing.
Mavo anchors the record with a smooth, hypnotic hook that lingers long after the track ends, while Deto Black delivers a sharp, fashion-forward verse filled with confident energy and edgy lyricism. At the core of it all is SPINALL’s production, a heavy, percussion-driven backdrop that balances raw intensity with a polished, high-end feel, equally suited for late-night club settings and runway moments.
The title “SHABA” embodies flair and confidence, themes that run throughout the record. It also marks a noticeable shift from the more mainstream direction SPINALL has explored in the past, embracing a more niche, artistic sound. His collaboration with Deto Black further highlights his connection to Nigeria’s alternative scene, bridging the gap between mainstream appeal and subcultural influence.
Released under TheCAPMusic, the single is paired with striking visual art direction that reinforces its alternative identity. With “SHABA,” SPINALL continues to position himself not just as a hitmaker, but as a cultural curator, proving that some of the most exciting sounds in 2026 are emerging from the intersection of music, fashion, and creative experimentation.
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