Joeboy: 'Body, Soul and Spirit' EP [Music Review]

Nigerian Afropop and R&B artist Joeboy has released a personal and introspective EP titled 'Body, Soul and Spirit.' It follows their successful second album 'Body and soul,' which garnered more than three billion professional streams. The EP, which includes five captivating tracks, is a thematic counterpart to its predecessor, delving into adversity and emotional turmoil.

Joeboy, also known as Joseph Akinwale, is an African pop star with chart-topping hits such as 'Baby' and 'Don't call me back.' She rose to fame with her 2019 project, 'Love & Light', and won awards such as Best African Pop Artist and Best International Collaboration.

Joeboy's debut albumSomewhere between beauty and magic' was the most streamed African album of 2021. This feat earned him recognition as the most streamed artist on Audiomack. Hits like 'Focus,' 'Show me,' and 'Door' established him as an Afrobeat and earned him critical acclaim from Rolling Stone, Billboard and THE FADER. His second album, 'Body and soul,' was released in May and received rave reviews.

'Body, Soul and Spirit'starts with the poignant'Only God can save me,' exploring the vulnerability of human relationships. '24/7'provides a moment of solace amidst the worries of life. Meanwhile, 'Phone' is an intimate ode to a comforting love. 'Enemy'faces the consequences of a breakup. In conclusion, the EP closes with “Survivor,' as Joeboy embarks on a journey toward healing and new beginnings.

Joeboy's extended play showcases his emotional journey, with each track reflecting his resilience and introspection. Additionally, while he was creating the project, he learned to record himself, providing an outlet for his repressed emotions. With more than three billion views, Joeboy leaves an indelible mark on the global music scene.

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