Award-winning Nigerian singer Kizz Daniel has released a heartfelt tribute titled “Al-Jannah” off his latest album, Uncle K: Lemon Chase. The emotionally charged track features Odumodublvck and Bella Shmurda, and is dedicated to the memory of Nigerian celebrity veterans who have passed on, with Mohbad taking center stage. Kizz Daniel honors late Nigerian stars in this moving composition.
“Al-Jannah,” which means “Paradise” in Arabic, is not just a song, it’s a solemn reflection on the legacies of those who once shaped Nigeria’s entertainment industry but are no longer with us. The track resonates deeply with fans, especially in light of the controversial passing of Mohbad in 2023, which left the industry and nation shaken. Truly, Kizz Daniel honors late Nigerian stars through these heartfelt lyrics.
Check out his post below!
Read also: Timaya Compares Past Controversies to Current Issues in Nigerian Music Industry
Beyond Mohbad, Kizz Daniel’s tribute subtly acknowledges numerous fallen stars whose contributions continue to inspire the next generation. These include rap legend Da Grin, whose death in 2010 was a major blow to Nigerian hip-hop, as well as iconic figures like Sound Sultan, Goldie, MC Loph, OJB Jezreel, Rachel Oniga, Sammie Okposo, and Sidney Talker’s father, among others. In this tribute, Kizz Daniel honors late Nigerian stars who left a lasting legacy.
Since its release, Uncle K: Lemon Chase has topped Nigerian charts and drawn attention for its blend of energetic and introspective tracks. However, “Al-Jannah” stands out for its sincerity and emotional depth, with Odumodublvck’s raw delivery and Bella Shmurda’s soulful chorus adding layers to the tribute.
Read also: Kizz Daniel Celebrates Birthday Amid Anticipation for “Uncle K” Album
Kizz Daniel, known for his consistency and evolving sound, has once again shown that music can be both a celebration and a memorial. “Al-Jannah” serves as a powerful reminder of those who paved the way and a call to remember their impact, even in their absence. Kizz Daniel honors late Nigerian stars through this poignant musical homage.
