Afrobeat scion Seun Kuti’s new six-track album Na Dem serves as a masterclass in musical versatility, pushing the boundaries of his sound through rich arrangements and high-profile international features.
The album opens with Adara, a deeply personal piece named after Kuti’s daughter, who delivers a touching intro to the track. Meaning “hope for a better day,” the song provides a soulful, uplifting ray of light that sets an inspiring foundation. It is followed by Real Life, which further explores the complex textures and reflective songwriting of the ensemble. The record dives into explosive territory with Problems, a powerful fusion featuring Jamaican reggae powerhouse Kabaka Pyramid. The album’s centerpiece title track…

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