Yo Maps’s try again song rumoured to have been sampled from Teni & Kwesi Arthurs’s song Celebrate

Zambia’s rising international artist Yo Maps has recently released his highly anticipated album, titled “Try Again.” The album features a collection of heartfelt tracks that showcase Yo Maps’ exceptional talent as a songwriter and performer. However, one song, in particular, has sparked a bit of controversy among fans.

The title track of the album, “Try Again,” was released as a theme song days before the full album’s launch. Rumors have been circulating that the song was sampled from a track released by Nigerian artists Kwesi Arthur and Teni a few months prior. While neither Yo Maps nor his team has commented on the speculation, fans have been divided on the matter.

Regardless of the song’s origins, “Try Again” is a standout track on the album. The lyrics are introspective, and the melody is soulful, making it a relatable and emotional piece. Yo Maps’ ability to connect with his audience is undeniable, and this track is no exception.

The album as a whole is a testament to Yo Maps’ growth as an artist. With each track, he delves deeper into his emotions and shares his experiences with listeners. The production is top-notch, with each song featuring a unique blend of traditional Zambian sounds and modern beats.

Overall, “Try Again” is a must-listen for any fan of African music. Whether or not the track was sampled from another artist, it’s clear that Yo Maps has poured his heart and soul into this album. His dedication to his craft and his ability to create meaningful music are what sets him apart as one of Zambia’s brightest stars