Hey fam, picture this: you’re scrolling late at night, looking for that one track that instantly puts a bounce in your step and a smile on your face. Then boom – Tochido’s “Egu Tutu” slides into your speakers and suddenly the whole room is moving. If you haven’t pressed play yet, fix that right now. This is pure Afrobeats/Afro-pop/Afro-fusion fire with heavy Tribal and Afro House seasoning, and it’s easily one of the smoothest submissions I’ve heard all month.
Straight out of Port Harcourt, Nigeria – a city that basically breathes rhythm – Tochido knows exactly how to make African sounds feel both timeless and brand-new. “Egu Tutu” wastes no time pulling you in. Those drums? Deep, punchy, and perfectly layered. The hi-hats skitter and sparkle like sunlight on water, while the log drum bassline thumps in all the right places. Then come the melodies – warm, swirling synths and traditional percussion that sink straight into your skin. One minute you’re chilling, the next you’re doing a two-step in your living room. It’s that addictive.
The beauty of this record is how effortlessly it switches moods. Feeling romantic? “Egu Tutu” got you. Ready to turn the function up? It’s giving main-stage Afro House energy too. That Tribal influence weaves through everything, giving the track an almost spiritual groove – the kind you’d hear echoing through a beach party in Lagos or a rooftop in Accra. Tochido isn’t just making beats; he’s bottling that unexplainable African joy and handing it to the world.
Afrobeats and Afro-fusion keep dominating global charts in 2025 – Burna Boy, Wizkid, Rema, Tyla, and now a new wave of talents like Tochido are pushing the sound even further. The beauty of artists from cities like Port Harcourt is they’re not trying to copy Lagos or Johannesburg; they’re bringing their own flavour, and you can literally hear the Niger Delta sunshine in every kick and chord.
If you’re into artists like Joeboy, Oxlade, CKay, or the deeper Afro House cuts from Black Coffee and Caiiro, you need “Egu Tutu” in your playlist immediately. It’s feel-good music with depth – the kind of song that makes you hit repeat before it even finishes.
Shoutout to Tochido for blessing the timeline with this one. Port Harcourt stand up!
What do you think – is “Egu Tutu” giving lover-boy vibes or straight club destroyer for you? Drop your thoughts in the comments, share this post with your crew, and let’s get this joint everywhere it deserves to be.
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Stream “Egu Tutu” now and thank me later.
