CDQ and Segun Johnson bring a festive Yoruba sound to the forefront with their new collaboration, “Loke Loke.” Released on November 13, 2026, the upbeat Afrobeats and street-hop single blends indigenous rap with Fuji-inspired vocals, creating a lively sound suited to Owambe celebrations and dance floors.

The title, “Loke Loke,” is a Yoruba expression that means “Higher and Higher” or “Up, Up.” Produced by Jadu Beats, the track draws on the strengths of both performers. CDQ delivers his signature Yoruba rap style, while Segun Johnson adds the energetic Fuji-fusion vocals and party flair that have become part of his musical identity.

Their different approaches give the record its distinctive character. Rather than relying solely on the usual street-hop sound, the collaboration brings in elements of Fuji and Highlife, supported by upbeat Afrobeats percussion. The result is a celebratory blend that captures the atmosphere of lively gatherings and traditional party settings.

Released through NSNS (No Struggle No Success) and digitally distributed by MAD Solutions, “Loke Loke” adds another entry to CDQ’s 2026 catalogue. It follows his recent singles, including “OLOGO,” “BADDO,” and “Uyabalabala.”

With its lively production and blend of Yoruba rap and Fuji influences, “Loke Loke” offers a fresh collaboration for fans of Nigerian street-hop and party music.

Listen to and download “Loke Loke” by CDQ featuring Segun Johnson below.