Sensei LO & OluwaMillar Command the Dancefloor with Pulsating Afro-Electronic Single “Gbẹ́sẹ̀ Le”

Acclaimed London-based Nigerian DJ and producer Sensei LO (born Cleopatra Amati) makes a powerful return with the electrifying single, “Gbẹ́sẹ̀ Le,” a dynamic collaboration featuring the sharp Yoruba lyricism of OluwaMillar. Known as a forerunner in Lagos’ electronic music movement and a dedicated champion for women in DJ culture, Sensei LO delivers a track that is equal parts celebration, cultural callback, and irresistible command.

Since trading her earlier profession as a nurse to focus on music in 2014, Sensei LO has built a reputation for transforming dancefloors into healing spaces, gracing major international stages including the Glastonbury Festival and Gidi Fest.

Gbẹ́sẹ̀ Le”—a Yoruba phrase meaning “move your feet” or “put your leg down”—is a high-octane blend of Afro-electronic energy, produced entirely by Sensei LO.

Over the pulsating production, OluwaMillar’s playful Yoruba lyricism and sharp wit take center stage. His verses are richly layered with cultural references, referencing street slang and contemporary pop culture with lines like “Oníbèbè Tyla pọ̀ o / Síkẹ̀tì kúrú bi T’Ayra náà o” (There are many beautiful girls like Tyla / And short skirts like Ayra’s). The title phrase repeats throughout the song like an urgent, ritualistic directive, turning the track into the ultimate call to movement.

“Gbẹ́sẹ̀ Le” thrives in that late-night realm where high-voltage music, pure movement, and a bit of mischief meet. With this collaboration, Sensei LO and OluwaMillar create a vibrant, unforgettable vibe that promises to linger long after the final beat fades.

“Gbẹ́sẹ̀ Le” is now available on all major streaming platforms.