Davido’s new single ‘Be There Still’ for release ahead of 5th album
Grammy-nominated music superstar David Adeleke, otherwise known as Davido, has announced that his new single “Be There Still” will drop for fans on March 14.
Davido shared the news in a post on his X page, adding that the hit single will be the last to drop before the release of his fifth album, ‘5IVE.’
He wrote, “001 family! Some updates for you: ‘Be There Still’ drops March 14th, with 5IVE coming soon after. The wait is almost over, the process is almost finished, and it’s all leading up to something special.”
The five-time Grammy-nominated singer had earlier announced to curious fans that his highly anticipated fifth album was scheduled for release on April 18.
As part of the prelude to the release of “5IVE,” the singer had previously dropped a hit single “Funds,” featuring ace singers Odumodublvck and Chike.
“Funds” presents a scintillating collaboration, as Odumodublvck’s gritty verses complement Chike’s smooth melodies, while Davido ties it all together with his signature energy.
According to him, the new album “5IVE” is a reflection of his “story, truth, and growth.”
(NAN)
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