South London’s Lewis Fitzgerald has teamed up with the kings of summer bangers, NSG, for their latest Afrobeats anthem, “Tell Your Ex (Woi Oi)." Out now via Relentless Records, this track is set to light up the dancefloors and airwaves with its infectious blend of Afro-fusion, catchy hooks, and Lewis' signature melodic vocals.
Lewis Fitzgerald is a rising talent known for his raw emotional delivery and versatile style, blending Afrobeats, Afro-pop, and Afro-fusion with ease. On this track, NSG's dynamic energy pairs perfectly with Lewis's silky voice, creating a summer-ready jam that is both vibey and addictive. The collab was already hyped up with over 6 million teaser streams online, making “Tell Your Ex (Woi Oi)" one of the most anticipated releases of the season.
NSG, a renowned collective in the UK Afrobeats scene, are no strangers to chart-topping hits. Having previously worked with heavyweights like JAE5, Tion Wayne, and Darkoo, their collaboration with Lewis Fitzgerald continues their tradition of crafting anthems that dominate playlists and set the vibe for the summer.
The single was launched in style at Stormzy’s Soho club, "Houseparty," where fans and tastemakers alike gathered to celebrate. The accompanying music video, directed by Jack Stangaard (known for his work with Kano, Stefflon Don, and Headie One), captures the vibrant energy of the track with high-energy performances from both NSG and Lewis, recorded in the same lively atmosphere.
Lewis Fitzgerald has been on a hot streak, recently featuring on Russ Millions' album and collaborating with stars like Libianca on "Darling." His growing online fanbase has earned him nods from major names like Sean Paul, Chris Brown, and Teddy Swims. With co-signs from BBC Radio 1, 1Xtra, and KISS FM, as well as being featured on Amazon’s "Fresh Pop" playlist and Shazam’s "Predictions for 2024," Lewis is quickly rising as one of the most promising artists to watch in the UK music scene.
With "Tell Your Ex (Woi Oi)," Lewis Fitzgerald cements his status as a key player in the Afro-fusion movement, promising that more music is on the horizon to further solidify his place in the UK’s vibrant collective of talent.
