Eddy Nini, or simply Nini, is a phenomenally gifted artist based in Denmark with roots in Burundi and Africa. Making waves with his rich and eclectic tapestry of R&B and pop, woven together with his sweet-sounding, charming voice, he has grown into a fan favorite with hundreds of thousands of streams across multiple streaming platforms. A complete artist is always the sum of many parts, and for Nini, the rich fabric of his African roots is woven into the swagger of his adopted homeland. As a well-traveled artist, the many cultures that he has interacted with have allowed him to incorporate a unique set of musical influences that resonate with audiences the world over.
With his latest banger, dubbed “Going Up”, he has once again proved what a profoundly versatile artist he is. This is a raw masterpiece to ignite fires in the streets as much as in the clubs.
Steeped in some upbeat pop beats, that clash of club R&B mixed with Nini’s mellifluous vocals and backed by such an inspiring and authentic lyrical flow that is as compelling as it is original, is why there is everything to love about this stunning banger.
An empowering song meant to uplift and inspire the listener to lose their worries, enjoy the moment, and forget about their troubles because the sun is going up and each summer day brings with it a sense of joy and freedom that you deserve to soak and bathe in, this is exactly the kind of music you need.
I love the lively nature of the beats; they definitely get you dancing joyfully on your feet, and the top-notch production is a seamless fit with Nini’s magical vocals. Shout-out to the up-and-coming producers Flex and Yah-kob with he worked with on this energetic and uplifting joint.
“Going Up” is a smash hit by any measure of the word and one that elevates any playlist it is placed on.
Within a short span of time since its release, it already has over 7K Spotify streams; follow the link below to add this epic summer anthem and don’t forget to share it with your friends!
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