Kizz Daniel reveals he’s now open to collaborations, saying it feels selfish making hits alone after years of solo success.

Nigerian hitmaker Kizz Daniel has shared that he is now more open to working with his colleagues in the music industry.

The singer, known for his chart-topping singles like “Buga,” expressed his desire to collaborate more, saying that after years of making hits on his own, it now feels selfish.

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“Na collaboration I dey do now, I don taya to dey drop hit all by myself. [It] feels selfish IDK,” Kizz Daniel wrote on his X handle, signalling a shift in his approach to music-making.

The Afrobeats artist’s decision comes after a string of successful solo tracks, and he has already started collaborating with fellow artists.

Kizz Daniel recently teamed up with Adekunle Gold for the song “Pano Tona,” and earlier this year, he featured Davido on the remix of his hit song “Twe Twe.”

The move marks an exciting new phase in Kizz Daniel’s career, where fans can look forward to even more collaborative projects from the star.

His willingness to step outside his solo spotlight indicates a strong desire for musical growth and to embrace the creative synergy that collaborations can bring.