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Young Jonn Unveils Blue Disco, a Bold and Emotionally Charged Sophomore Album

Young Jonn has officially released Blue Disco, his long-anticipated sophomore album, a project that arrives with both cultural weight and artistic evolution. The Nigerian producer-turned-superstar announced a one-week delay in solidarity with the current insecurity affecting the nation, describing the period as “profoundly disheartening” and expressing hope for healing, unity, and renewed strength across Nigeria.

Despite the postponement, Blue Disco lands as one of the most anticipated African albums of 2025, marking a significant chapter in Young Jonn’s journey from hit-making producer to global front-line artist.

A Sonic Universe Where Rhythm Meets Emotion

Blue Disco is an immersive, emotionally rich record that invites listeners to dance and reflect in equal measure. Each track feels urgent and alive, built on unfiltered lyrics, textured rhythms, and masterful production. It is the sound of an artist who has found new expressive depth, expanding his voice into something cinematic and globally resonant.

Anticipation skyrocketed even before the album’s release, with lead singles surpassing 58 million streams across platforms.

“Che Che” feat. Asake topped Apple Music charts in multiple countries and reached #2 on Spotify Nigeria.

“Cash Flow” feat. Wizkid became Young Jonn’s biggest Spotify debut ever with 1.1 million streams in 24 hours, debuting at #1 on both Spotify Nigeria and Apple Music, and peaking at #3 on the UK Official Afrobeats Chart. Its video amassed over 1M views in just eight hours.

A Star-Studded Tracklist With Global Reach

One of the album’s standout collaborations, “Lalala” with Rema, marks their first reunion since 2021’s “Ravers Tune.” The result is a hypnotic, melodic record bridging Jonn’s distinct pop sensibility with Rema’s effortless fluidity.

Across its 21 tracks, Blue Disco showcases a wide spectrum of African and diasporic talent, featuring:

Olamide

Focalistic

Shenseea

Franglish

Asake

Wizkid

From Lagos to London, Accra to Toronto, Young Jonn’s sound continues to traverse borders, reaffirming his place among the most influential modern African artists.

A Dance Through Chaos and a Declaration of Freedom

Blue Disco is more than an album, it’s a reflection on personal growth, the turbulence of navigating uncertainty, and the joy of turning adversity into art. It is celebratory yet introspective, rhythmic yet vulnerable. Young Jonn transforms struggle into sound, delivering a body of work positioned to become one of the defining Afropop releases of the year.

Tracklist — Blue Disco

  1. Padre Nuestro
  2. Lalala (with Rema)
  3. Level Up (with Olamide)
  4. Jiggy Bop
  5. Airdrop
  6. Close Friends List
  7. Full Control
  8. 2Factor (feat. Asake & Focalistic)
  9. Go Shawty
  10. Touch (with Shenseea)
  11. LAPO Baby
  12. Strika
  13. Minivan
  14. What Are We (with Franglish)
  15. Cash Flow (feat. Wizkid)
  16. Troway
  17. Che Che (feat. Asake)
  18. Safe Space
  19. Away
  20. Obi’s House
  21. Outro: Blue Disco

 

About Young Jonn

Born John Saviours Udomboso, Young Jonn first rose to prominence as “The Wicked Producer”, crafting hits such as Olamide’s “Shakiti Bobo” and Naira Marley’s “Mafo.” His transition to a full-fledged artist under Chocolate City marked a turning point, beginning with the hugely successful Love Is Not Enough and viral hits including “Dada,” “Xtra Cool,” “Aquafina,” and “Sharpally.”

His 2023 run cemented him as a global Afropop force, leading into his celebrated 2024 debut album JIGGY FOREVER. Now, with Blue Disco, he steps into an even more expansive artistic era.

Stream Blue Disco

Listen here: https://young-jonn.lnk.to/Blue_Disco

Watch the new visuals: https://youtu.be/RORDnsn2a_0?si=NWkeqLvpmGZ-Wuz

 

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