Sinachi Finds Clarity and Intimacy on New Alté EP, Hanaku

Gwagwalada-born artist Sinachi has officially arrived in his own lane with the release of his poignant new EP, Hanaku. Known for his journey through multiple genres—from early rapping and Afrobeats experiments to Trap—Sinachi has finally found his authentic voice within the flourishing Alté scene, the artistic space redefined by pioneers like Santi and Odunsi.

Hanaku is a project that is reflective, deeply atmospheric, and embraces raw intimacy. Across just four tracks, the EP plays out like a vivid memory of a night spent in motion, capturing flashes of the hustle, potent desire, quiet reflection, and the feeling of divine alignment.

A Journey in Four Movements
The EP wastes no breath, with every track feeling intentional and every emotion fully realized:

“Check”: The project begins with trap-driven confidence, a celebration of the ‘glow-up’ moment and the genuine gratitude that follows a dedicated grind.

“Opium”: This track slides into a smoother, more hypnotic terrain. It’s a seamless fusion of Afrobeats and trap where Sinachi explores the highs of desire, temptation, and pleasure.

“Queen of the Coast”: A sultry, mesmerizing ode to an irresistible muse. Sinachi paints a picture of a lover who is mysterious, powerful, and carries an almost mythic, compelling aura.

“Manifest”: The EP closes on a note of powerful introspection and uplift. It’s a spiritual declaration about stepping fully into one’s purpose and placing trust in destiny.

Hanaku’s brevity is its strength, showcasing an artist who has found remarkable clarity through years of experimentation. The project leaves the listener suspended in its unique mood, making it a compelling listen from start to finish.

Sinachi’s Hanaku EP is now streaming on all major music platforms.