Nigerian Afropop singer Majeeed has released his new single “Blame On Me.” The track arrived between March 12 and 13, 2026.
The standalone record is distributed through Dream Empire Music and ONErpm. It is available on major streaming platforms, including Spotify, Apple Music, and Audiomack.
Early streaming numbers show encouraging traction. Shortly after its release, the song recorded roughly 15,000 streams across platforms. Spotify reports also indicated around 17,576 early plays.
Majeeed, whose real name is Ekeh Chiaka Joseph, is a Nigerian singer and songwriter signed to Dream Empire Music. He previously gained industry recognition as an Apple Music Up Next artist. Over time, he has continued to build a growing reputation within the Afrobeats scene.
“Blame On Me” delivers a smooth and emotive Afropop sound. The track blends warm melodies with soft vocal delivery and reflective songwriting. Its lyrics explore themes of heartbreak, accountability, and emotional reflection.
These themes align with Majeeed’s earlier releases. Songs such as “Yawa No Dey End,” “Cry (Shayo)” featuring Lojay, and tracks from his Bitter Sweet EP era also highlight his introspective storytelling style.
The singer actively promoted the new single on social media. On Instagram, through his account @majeeedofficial, he shared promotional posts and snippets supporting the release.
Majeeed also announced the drop on his X account, @MajeeedOfficial. On March 12, he posted “BLAME ON ME OUT NOW!” and encouraged fans to stream the track. He later shared listener reactions and screenshots while continuing to promote the song.
“Blame On Me” fits well within reflective and mellow Afropop playlists. The track highlights Majeeed’s emotional depth and his ability to combine vulnerability with polished Afrobeats production.
As the song gains traction in new music playlists, the release further strengthens Majeeed’s momentum in Nigeria’s evolving Afropop landscape.
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