On his debut album "Forever," Nigerian artist Flamzz effortlessly blends afrobeats with trap sensibilities to create a sound that is equal parts infectious and dynamic.

Across 10 tracks, Flamzz varies between rapid-fire raps and silky R&B vocals to keep listeners on their toes. Whether bragging about luxury items on "VVS" or declaring his undying affection on "For Life," Flamzz is a charismatic tour guide.

Production is handled by the creme de la creme like London's JAE5, Nigeria's Killertunes and Blaq Jerzee, providing lush, club-ready backdrops for Flamzz's bars.

Standouts include the empowering women's anthem "No Man No Vex" featuring Buju and "2AM" which sees Flamzz floating over jazzy keys and stuttering hi-hats.

With features from London artist Darkoo and Ghana's Yaw Tog, "Forever" showcases Flamzz's ability to appeal across regions. His distinct style is bound to gain traction globally.

Not many debuts contain this level of clarity and cohesion. "Forever" establishes Flamzz as an artist to take seriously within the new vanguard of African crossover talent.