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Burna Boy Set to Release ‘No Sign of Weakness’ Album

David Akinyemi
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Burna Boy unveils ‘No Sign of Weakness’ as his new album. Find out more about the release and what’s in store for fans.

The title of Burna Boy’s upcoming album has been revealed as “No Sign of Weakness,” along with a preview clip for the track “Empty Chairs.”

The artist’s song lyrics insinuate a steadfast commitment to their daring and self-assured craftsmanship and way of life. Allusions to the unoccupied seats at their concerts serve as evidence of their elevated status in the music field.

Burna Boy’s career reaches a significant point with this announcement. “No Sign of Weakness” is set to become his seventh studio album, a notable achievement accomplished by only a handful of artists in such a brief time frame.

Burna Boy’s discography can be summarized in a concise timeline.

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In 2013, Burna Boy unveiled his first studio album titled L.I.F.E. The record introduced audiences to his distinctive blend of contemporary sounds and Afrobeat beats, which he dubbed Afro-fusion. His debut produced several popular tracks such as “Abeg Abeg,” “Yawadey,” “Run My Race”, Tonight” and the song that started it all – ‘Like to Party.’

Expanding his sonic palette, Burna Boy built upon the foundation laid by his first album in 2015 with “On A Spaceship.”

Burna Boy’s Redemption EP released in 2016, highlights the artist’s development and adaptability through its compilation of tracks such as “Pree Me” and “Mary Jane”.

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The album “Outside” released in 2018 not only achieved both critical and commercial success, but also paved the way for Burna Boy to become an international superstar. Featuring hit tracks like “Street of Africa,” “Heaven’s Gate,” “Rock your Body,” and especially “Ye”, this release introduced Burna Boy to a wider audience on a global scale.

In 2019, Burna Boy capitalized on his skyrocketing popularity with the hit single ‘Ye’ and by proclaiming himself as the African Giant with the release of an album bearing that name. The collection featured anthems such as ‘Gbona,’ ‘Dangote,’ ‘Killin Dem,’ and ‘On the Low,’ further solidifying Burna Boy’s standing as a globally recognized music icon. In addition to showcasing collaborations from renowned international artists like Angelique Kidjo, Damian Marley, and Jorja Smith for the first time in his career, this project also earned him a Grammy nomination – another significant milestone accomplished.

Burna Boy dropped his fifth album, “Twice as Tall,” after losing to Angelique Kidjo at the 2020 Grammys. He pivoted toward a socially conscious approach in order to win over international critics by addressing various societal challenges and paying tribute to past icons.

Produced with support from American artist and label, Sean “Diddy” Combs, the album boasted a feature from Chris Martin of renowned UK band Coldplay. Combining tradition with modernity and touching on global concerns, it earned its well-deserved recognition as winner of the Grammy Award for Best Global Music Album.

In 2022, Burna Boy dropped an intensely candid album entitled “Love Damini” that delved into multiple aspects of the artist’s personal life and professional journey. Included in the tracklist were hits like “Common Person,” “Kilometer,” “It’s Plenty,” and “For My Hand.” However, it was his poignant heartbreak ballad called “Last Last” – which mourned a love lost – that served as the LP’s lead single.

With a nostalgic and melancholic undertone, “Last Last” became an international hit by sampling Toni Braxton’s “He Wasn’t Man Enough”. The song gained popularity in Nigeria as well.

In 2023’s “I Told Them,” Burna Boy expanded his musical boundaries by incorporating hip-hop into his signature Afro-fusion sound. The album became a landmark celebration of the genre, marking its 50th anniversary with collaborations from top artists and legends in the field. Highlight tracks included anthems like “City Boys,” “Big 7,” and standout collaboration with rapper 21 Savage on “Sittin’ on Top of the World.”

Burna Boy has consistently pushed the boundaries of African music with every release, staying true to his roots while incorporating elements from a range of genres. The highly anticipated album “No Sign of Weakness” is set to be yet another exceptional addition to his already illustrious career.

Information about the forthcoming album will be disclosed in the weeks ahead.

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