FeyoTheGenius is back with a single that says exactly what it means. “Ekaette Say Make We Call Her Kathy” arrives as a self-produced alternative record that pulls hip-hop percussion, rock-tinged guitar riffs, and an easy, unforced confidence into one cohesive sound. It is out now on all major streaming platforms.
The record opens with drum patterns that carry a distinctly hip-hop weight, then layers in guitar work that leans rock without forcing the point. The two textures sit side by side without competing. Over this, FeyoTheGenius delivers a vocal performance that is conversational but deliberate, the kind that makes a line like “I get oil for my head, so the money’s coming in” feel less like a boast and more like a fact being stated for the record. The subject of the song, introduced first by her full name and then a preference, gives the track a specific human anchor. The braggadocio is present, but it is measured and worn lightly.
FeyoTheGenius is a Nigerian artist and record producer who operates at the intersection of alternative music, hip-hop, and rock. He writes, produces, and performs his own material, and that self-sufficiency shows in how cohesive his records tend to feel. His production on this single carries the same fingerprint as his previous work: tight, intentional, and built for repeated listening.
“This record is personal to me. I produce, I write, I perform, and this song reflects all three of those things working together at the same time. The line about oil in my head – that is a real thing. It is what I believe about myself and what I want people to feel when they hear my music.”
“Ekaette Says Make We Call Her Kathy” is available now on Spotify, Apple Music, Audiomack, and all major DSPs.
About FeyoTheGenius
FeyoTheGenius is a Nigerian musician and producer who makes alternative music that draws from hip-hop structure and rock sensibility without being defined entirely by either. He handles production and performance on his releases, which gives his catalogue a consistent identity across singles and projects. His work reflects an artist who understands the business of music as clearly as the art of it, building a career on the strength of what he creates rather than what surrounds it.
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