Jaya, a rising Nigerian artist, is making waves with his latest single, “Don’t Tell,” which has garnered hundreds of views on YouTube and significant attention from music lovers worldwide.
Fans have embraced the track on social media platforms like Instagram, celebrating the infectious rhythm and engaging storyline of the song.
As the song continues to gain momentum, it has become a hallmark in Jaya’s career, signaling his growing influence both in Nigeria and internationally.
Released under Disruptive Label and distributed by Dapper Music, “Don’t Tell” represents a key milestone for Jaya. The single introduces his unique AfroGlobal sound, a fusion of Afrobeat and Dancehall, wrapped in an intriguing love story.
The song’s narrative, combined with a visually captivating music video, immerses the audience in a world where love is both passionate and secretive.
Jaya’s ability to balance vulnerability with a charismatic and confident persona shines through, enhancing his appeal across a wide range of listeners.
The production behind “Don’t Tell” plays a critical role in the song’s success. The powerhouse team of Ty Jilla, Rob “WhooDat” Jua, and Warren Zavala crafted the track’s infectious rhythm and relatable lyrics, creating an immersive experience for listeners.
The music video amplifies the AfroGlobal aesthetic, aligning with Jaya’s ambition to push African music further into the global spotlight.
His approach to combining Afrobeat with other global sounds showcases his artistic depth and versatility, traits that are quickly making him a standout in the music industry.
Ahead of the release of “Don’t Tell,” Jaya secured a global publishing deal with Prescription Songs, in collaboration with Disruptive Label Publishing. This deal places Jaya alongside internationally renowned artists like Doja Cat and Fridayy, underscoring his rapid rise in the music world.
In addition to his work as a solo artist, Jaya has co-produced and contributed vocals to rap superstar Da Baby’s upcoming album, further proving his diverse talents as both a singer and producer.
Jaya’s rise in the music industry has also caught the attention of major labels, positioning him as one of Nigeria’s most promising global stars. “Don’t Tell” is just the beginning of what appears to be a landmark career for the artist, whose unique sound and strong creative vision continue to draw in fans from all corners of the world.
The song is available on all major streaming platforms, ensuring it reaches a global audience eager for fresh Afrobeat and Dancehall-infused tracks.
Born David Johnson, Jaya is a singer and songwriter with a sound that blends Afrobeats, Dancehall, R&B, and Pop, creating a style with universal appeal. He draws inspiration from legendary artists such as Fela Kuti, Wizkid, Drake, and Chris Brown, with his music reflecting the rich essence of African culture while staying relevant to global trends.
His musical journey began as a church drummer, and he has since evolved into a well-rounded artist with a strong sense of his musical identity.
Beyond his solo work, Jaya has established himself as a prolific songwriter in the African music scene, contributing to the success of several prominent artists.
He has written for artists such as Asake, RunTown, Tiwa Savage, SkiiBii, and Spinall, further cementing his role as an influential figure in the industry.
His ability to write and produce for other top artists speaks to his deep understanding of music, allowing him to shape the sounds of today’s African music landscape.
Jaya’s partnership with Rob Jua, an African-American music executive he met through Instagram, led to his signing with Disruptive Label, marking a significant turning point in his career.
Since then, Jaya has worked on several high-profile projects, including Da Baby’s upcoming album “Jonathan” and records for global icons like Rihanna and Oxlade. He has also contributed to the soundtrack for “The Lion King 2,” demonstrating his global reach and versatility.
With his recent publishing deal through Dr. Luke’s Prescription Songs, Jaya is well-positioned to continue his rise as a key player in both the Nigerian and international music scenes.
