South London rapper LeoStayTrill links with Nigerian artist Shoday on till the wheels fall off. A cross-market love record produced by Kel P (Burna Boy, Wizkid).
Wedding-procession violin opens into Shoday’s smooth lead and Leo’s relaxed flow. A softer turn, but the system still holds: Afro-drill foundation, Nigerian production, melodic lift, built for wider reach.
Leo explains:
Recording this song with Shoday in Nigeria was an incredible experience. The energy, culture, and creativity around us inspired every part of the record. We wanted to make something that felt genuine and brought our sounds together naturally. I hope fans hear that chemistry and take away a sense of connection, positivity, and the idea that great music can bring people together no matter where they’re from.
The new track follows Finished Business with Imrhan, which gave Leo his first No.1 on the UK Christian & Gospel Singles Chart, and arrives after Finders Keepers, where he returned to sharper freestyle form.
At 19, LeoStayTrill is already carrying serious data: three MOBO nominations, over 160 million Spotify streams, 2.3 million followers across Instagram and TikTok, a sold-out Home Alone tour, and previous support from Dave, Ed Sheeran, Asake, K-Trap, ArrDee, and Tion Wayne.
With till the wheels fall off, the move is clear: UK rap energy, Nigerian studio chemistry, global-facing love record. Clean play.