Having featured on African star Davido’s history-making album, Timeless, versatile dancehall standout Dexta Daps says he is delighted to have been given the opportunity to lend his vocals to the project and believes its success is a sign of the genre’s impact in the global music space.

Having featured on African star Davido’s history-making album, Timeless, versatile dancehall standout Dexta Daps says he is delighted to have been given the opportunity to lend his vocals to the project and believes its success is a sign of the genre’s impact in the global music space.

Davido’s fourth studio album has enjoyed a tremendous response from music lovers across the globe and is currently the highest-charted African album to date with Dexta Daps featuring on the sixth track, a female-friendly, dance-inspiring entry titled BOP.

The 17-track project also made its debut on the Billboard 200 chart at number 37 for two weeks and continues to smash multiple records with Spotify announcing that in addition to Nigeria, the artiste’s music is the most streamed in the United Kingdom, Canada, and France.

Timeless also created history on Audiomack, hitting over 12 million streams in its first 24 hours, more than any other album in the platform’s history.

“I’m honored to be a part of this record-breaking, history-making project with my brother Davido, the album is really timeless. It’s a great look for both cultures, mi love the vibe,” Dexta Daps briefly shared with the Jamaica Observer.

“@davido congrats on the number one album brother 100 percent on repeat, DAVIDO AND DEXTA DAPS TRACK 6,” he added in a message to the African star through a post on social media platform Instagram.

In Nigeria, Timeless grabbed the all-time record for the biggest debut week by any album on Spotify Nigeria on its first day of release, tallying 4.91 million streams on March 31, beating the previous record debut week total of 4.89 million by Burna Boy ‘Love, Damini’.

Timeless has sold over 17,000 units in the United States alone, while in Nigeria, the album is now eligible for platinum certification with over 61,600 units in the first three weeks of its release in the country.

In an interview with HOT 97, Davido highlighted that it was the first time that he did not feature a US artiste on his album and expressed elation that the project was still able to garner support and respect in the US market in spite of this. He also believes it’s a clear sign of the genre’s increasing global recognition.

BOP features Dexta Daps’ silky vocals and suggestive lyrics, wrapped on an uptempo Afrobeat track which is sure to resonate on the party scene as the pair encourages the females to “mix up the rum with the wine” and “Party and enjoy your life”.

Source- Jamaica Observer