Supaakos steps into a new creative era with Sweet like Chocolate, a warm, genre-blending album that captures everything fans have come to love about his sound — and pushes it even further. The Nigerian-British artist fuses afro pop, trap, and afro swing into a project that feels confident, colourful, and effortlessly catchy.
At the centre of the album is Ngozika, a standout single bursting with sunlit guitar melodies and the unmistakable rhythm of Igbo highlife. It’s a love story told with charm and rhythm — recorded in a humble booth in Kubwa, Abuja, but polished with a smooth, modern afro pop sheen. The storytelling feels timeless, almost cinematic; Supaakos turns the name “Ngozika” (“Blessing is supreme”) into a musical heartbeat that pulses through the entire record.
From London school stages to studios in Abuja, Supaakos has grown into an artist who trusts instinct over perfection — and that spontaneity shines here. Produced by his longtime collaborator Suppabeat, Sweet like Chocolate leans into that freestyle chemistry that’s been central to his journey. It’s the same formula that helped shape tracks like Zodiac, Adios, Therapist, See My Money, and Insecure, released under his Sweet Music imprint.
The spiritual undertone behind the album gives it even more weight. Supaakos credits divine inspiration for the project, seeing music not just as expression but as purpose — a belief that echoes through the warmth, joy, and honesty in every track.
Sweet like Chocolate is vibrant, heartfelt, and crafted with intention — an album that feels both familiar and refreshing, marking Supaakos as an artist fully stepping into his sound.
Supaakos delivers his most infectious work yet — Sweet like Chocolate is a smooth, sunlit blend of afro pop and emotion that feels destined for repeat play.
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