OG Abbah is part of a new generation of Northern Nigerian artists forging their own sound. Born
Mohammed Abubakar, he built his following by blending Amapiano's signature log drums with Hausa
melodies, a fusion listeners have dubbed Hausapiano. His rise has been driven by consistency and a clear
sonic identity, earning him an audience that connects with both his language and his rhythm. With each
release, he stretches his reach while staying rooted in his home.
His new single "Koroso", featuring Colombian artist Dylan Fuentes, takes that sound global. Built for the
dancefloor, the track opens with immediate energy. OG Abbah leads with confident rhythm, his calls to
movement inviting listeners to let go and follow the beat into the after-hours. Log drums and bounce
anchor the production, creating a steady groove that drives the record from start to finish.
Dylan Fuentes adds a contrasting texture, switching between languages without breaking the mood. His
verse weaves in melody and a late-night atmosphere that complements OG Abbah's delivery. Together,
the two artists keep the focus on connection through music and movement—letting the rhythm carry the
message.
"I wanted something people could dance to anywhere, no matter where they're from," says OG Abbah.
