Nigerian singer-songwriter Peruzzi returns with SABALI, a 17-track album positioned as his fourth studio project and scheduled for release on October 10, 2025.
The record is already being talked about for its eclectic production, high-profile features and the way it lets Peruzzi explore multiple Afrobeats sub-genres — from tender R&B and highlife to amapiano and drill-tinged street anthems.
SABALI isn’t a collection of identical Afrobeats bangers. According to the album preview, Peruzzi intentionally works across textures: orchestral openings, R&B balladry, log-drum highlife textures, amapiano rhythms, and even drill energy on select tracks. This stylistic breadth is a deliberate play — Peruzzi uses different musical backdrops to emphasize storytelling, vulnerability and swagger in equal measure.
Whether you come for the Davido-linked reunion, the Zlatan drills, the amapiano grooves, or Peruzzi’s songwriting, SABALI promises a little bit of everything — and may well shift how the industry and listeners think about Peruzzi as a headline artist.
