'Waves' is the new track from Central Cee and Asake

In the ever-changing universe of urban music, few duos generate as much buzz as Central Cee and Asake. Their new song, which already has 3.3 million views on YouTube, blends the raw essence of London grime with Asake’s afrobeat rhythms, creating a synergy that promises to redefine the music scene.

Central Cee, West London’s rap phenomenon, continues his meteoric rise with this collaboration. With his razor-sharp lyrical style and innate storytelling ability, Cee delivers is as hard-hitting as ever, weaving together verses laden with reality and rawness with a fluidity that only he can master.

Known for his ability to infuse soul and rhythm into every verse, the Nigerian artist takes Afrobeat fusion to a new level in this collaboration. His voice transforms the track into an immersive listening experience. It’s the perfect contrast to Cee’s rawer style, proving that these two know what they’re talking about.

“Make nobody stress me out, I’m on a wave right now/When I got weed na to flex, na to chill right now,” Asake sings on the track. Central Cee also raps, “I was never playing for the undеr-18/Now it’s 18 carats, that’s another AP/Eight cradles to my name, and a couple of AMGs.”

The beat, produced by a stellar team of producers who know how to fuse the best of both worlds, is a masterpiece in itself. The Afrobeat rhythmic base mixes with elements of drill and grime, creating a sound that is both familiar and fresh. Synthesizers and percussion intertwine organically.

Directed by a renowned director, the music video features scenes that capture the essence of the streets of London and Lagos, intertwined with symbolic images that speak of unity and resistance. The visual aesthetic, marked by vibrant cinematography and dynamic editing, amplifies the impact of the song.