Sadeblaq Returns with Soul-Stirring Debut EP “Wura” — A Sonic Journey of Self-Discovery and Empowerment

After a period of introspection and creative refueling, Nigerian singer-songwriter and musicologist Folasade Omolewa Ogunleye, known professionally as Sadeblaq, makes a powerful comeback with her debut EP titled “Wura.” The project marks a defining moment in her artistic journey, revealing a matured sound, raw emotion, and an unwavering sense of purpose.

Wura, meaning “gold” in Yoruba, is more than just a music collection — it’s a deeply personal exploration of growth, self-worth, and resilience, wrapped in lush instrumentation and soul-baring lyricism.

“Just as gold is refined and purified to reveal its true brilliance, I’ve poured my heart and soul into this work,” Sadeblaq shared.
“Wura is a reflection of the value I place on my craft and the richness I aim to offer listeners.”

The EP blends previously released favorites with fresh new tracks, creating a vibe that’s both intimate and universally relatable. Each song threads into a larger narrative — one that celebrates healing, rediscovery, and the courage to evolve.

On why she stepped back from the spotlight for a while, Sadeblaq explained:

“Sometimes as a creative, you need to step back to refuel, unlearn, and relearn. I’ve been on a journey of rebranding because growth demands change.”

She also addressed the challenges women face in the male-dominated music industry:

“Being a woman in music means you’re always pushing a little harder. But I see every challenge as a platform to shine even brighter. With Wura, I want to show that women can break boundaries and redefine success. Look at Tems — a Grammy winner. We are claiming our space.”

With Wura, Sadeblaq invites the world to listen — not just with their ears, but with their hearts.

🌟 Experience Wura now across all major streaming platforms.

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Source: African Publicity