Nigerian highlife sensation The Cavemen have officially announced their third studio album listening party titled “CITC” (Cavy in the City). Fans are in for a soulful ride as the duo prepares for a listening party in Lagos to unveil the much-anticipated project. The announcement was made on April 1st, 2025, setting the tone for an exciting new chapter in the group’s vibrant music journey.
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Known for their unique fusion of highlife, Afrobeat, and soul, The Cavemen have carved a distinctive niche for themselves in the African music space. Made up of brothers Kingsley and Benjamin Okorie, the group has consistently stayed true to their roots. They modernize traditional sounds for new generations. With albums like Roots and Love and Highlife, they’ve garnered critical acclaim and a loyal fan base both at home and abroad.
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“CITC” (Cavy in the City) promises to be another genre-defying project. It blends rich highlife instrumentation with contemporary narratives. While the full tracklist is yet to be released, expectations are high. This is especially true following the success of their previous work and their collaborations with major artists.
The Cavemen have worked with the likes of Burna Boy, who featured them on Twice As Tall, and Made Kuti. This reinforces their presence among Nigeria’s elite creatives. They also co-produced tracks with Tems, Asa, and Ladipoe, further highlighting their versatility.
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The upcoming listening party in Lagos is expected to attract music lovers, industry insiders, and fellow artists alike. It marks another milestone in their mission to revive and elevate highlife music on a global stage.
As The Cavemen continue to blend tradition with innovation, “CITC” could be their most daring and defining album yet. All eyes—and ears—are now on Lagos.
