An atmospheric collaboration that brings Offica’s melodic vocals into an Afrobeats and Afro House setting.
Offica isn’t interested in leaving his sound in one place. The Lagos-born, Drogheda-raised rapper has explored Afro House, dancehall, and gospel influences across recent releases. “Leave Them Girls Alone,” featuring Nigerian artist B3NEDICTA, adds a new melodic vocal approach to that run.
New Machine handles the production, blending Afrobeats with Afro House through immersive synth pads and a propulsive groove. There’s room for atmosphere, but the rhythm keeps things moving. This doesn’t sound like the part of the party where somebody starts looking for their coat.
Offica leans into pitched-up vocals, giving his delivery a different texture and putting melody at the center. B3NEDICTA’s part complements that approach, adding a lift without pulling the collaboration away from its direction.
The track follows “Life I Chose,” “Gyal Over There,” and “Best Life,” continuing his exploration of sounds connected to his Nigerian heritage. What makes the progression interesting is how each release opens up new possibilities. “Leave Them Girls Alone” gives listeners a fresh vocal perspective and another reason to be curious about his forthcoming album.
Quincy is the creator of Ratings Game Music. He loves writing about music, taking long walks on beaches, and spaghetti that fights him back.
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