There’s a certain chaos in club nights, the bass is too loud, bodies blur, and logic kinda dissolves. Ex’tiiz takes that chaos, straps it to an Afrobeats backbone, and blasts it out of orbit on his new single “INNERCORE”, which landed September 10, 2025. It’s the kind of track that feels like it was engineered in a dance lab: part Afro-fusion, part rap flex, part late-night mischief, and entirely addictive.
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Right from the jump, the beat comes in heavy, thick drums, percussive snaps, and a shadowy synth line humming like a neon sign about to explode. Then Ex’tiiz slides in, charismatic and wild-eyed, weaving playful sensuality (“Something bout your big yansh…”) into sly sci-fi metaphors about inner force and weber force. It’s cheeky. It’s brash. It’s also weirdly magnetic.
“INNERCORE” dances in that space where body and mind blur, one moment it’s strictly about the groove, the next he’s breaking the fourth wall to talk about bottled scotch, English slipping, and “science talk.” It’s clear he’s having fun, but underneath the humor is a real message about energy, tapping that raw drive inside you and letting it rip through the surface. It’s confidence music. It’s heat-check music.
The hook seals it: “Let me, let me tell you about the innercore / Shake, bounce to the rhythm of the outercore.” It’s hypnotic, built for packed rooms where nobody’s checking their phone. And with Ex’tiiz teasing future collabs (“I’m gonna get Olulah or Kingsed to do this verse”), it’s clear this is just the ignition point of a much bigger wave.
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For an artist who describes himself as “versatile and experimental,” INNERCORE makes good on the promise. It’s not trying to fit into any Afropop template, it’s bending them, melting them down, and reshaping them into something freaky, fearless, and danceable as hell. If this is the energy he’s bringing into the next chapter, a wider audience is inevitable.
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