Nigerian Afrobeat and rap artist Kelvyn Prince is out with his new single “Better Days,” featuring ST ANOINTED, delivering an uplifting Afrobeat and Afrofusion record built around hope, resilience and the belief that brighter moments are ahead.
“Better Days” combines soulful melodies with infectious rhythms to create a warm, feel-good listening experience while keeping its message emotionally relatable. Rather than focusing only on the difficulties people face, the song encourages listeners to hold on to hope and believe that challenging moments will eventually give way to something better.
The positive energy running through the record reflects Kelvyn Prince’s wider approach to music. Born Udeh Eberechukwu Favour and originally from Enugu State, Nigeria, the artist was raised in Lagos, where his surroundings helped shape his connection to Afrobeat, rap and soul.
Kelvyn Prince describes his sound through a combination of infectious melodies, personal storytelling and socially conscious writing. His music draws from personal experiences while using rhythm and melody to connect with listeners across different generations.
His journey into music began unexpectedly during a class tutorial in Lagos, where an early spark of inspiration eventually developed into a serious creative pursuit. Encouraged by friends in TMI (The Muzyk Intimates), Kelvyn Prince began developing his sound and experimenting with ways to combine his experiences with rhythmic production.
In 2024, he officially introduced himself with “OH MY GIRL,” a smooth and emotionally driven single that marked the beginning of his professional career. The release gave listeners an early introduction to his melodic approach and helped establish the foundation for what would follow.
He continued that momentum with “Gina 1.0,” a more vibrant and catchy release that gained attention on social media. The song became particularly popular on TikTok, where its hook and relatable feel encouraged fans to use the sound across numerous videos.
That early response positioned Kelvyn Prince as part of a growing new wave of Nigerian Afrobeat artists exploring the space between melody, rap and contemporary African sounds.
With “Better Days,” he turns his attention toward a message that is both simple and universal. Life can bring uncertainty and difficult periods, but the song encourages listeners not to lose sight of the possibility of change.
The collaboration with ST ANOINTED adds another voice to that message, helping shape the record into a positive Afrobeat and Afrofusion offering suited to feel-good playlists while retaining its emotional core.
For Kelvyn Prince, the release continues a journey that began with an unexpected musical spark and has since developed into a growing artistic identity. His ability to move between Afrobeat, rap and soul gives him room to explore different stories while maintaining a strong connection to melody.
As he continues building on the momentum of his early releases, “Better Days” represents another step forward for Kelvyn Prince, pairing infectious African rhythms with an encouraging reminder that difficult seasons do not last forever.
Sometimes, the promise of brighter moments is enough to keep moving, and that is the spirit Kelvyn Prince and ST ANOINTED bring to “Better Days.”
