So Bad By Tyldah ft. Matadi

Tyldah’s “So Bad,” featuring Matadi, is picking up attention since its release on January 16, 2026, arriving as one of the standout moments on the Boy Dakar project.

Tyldah has built a name in the Afrobeat and Afrosounds space by blending African rhythm with contemporary, electronic-leaning production, with past tracks like “Si tu veux de moi” and “Lord Don’t Move That Mountain” showing a willingness to move between styles. “So Bad” continues that exploration, bringing in Matadi for a collaborative moment on the seven-track Boy Dakar project, released through Ouid’Art.

The song sits as the sixth track on the project and carries the Afrosounds tag that defines much of Tyldah’s recent output, a genre built around merging African musical foundations with modern, dance-ready production. Pairing with Matadi gives the track an added collaborative energy, though the specific vocal interplay and instrumentation are best judged with a direct listen rather than secondhand description.

Regional outlets covering the Boy Dakar project have pointed to it as a genuinely fresh addition to the scene, reflecting growing interest in Tyldah’s sound beyond a single market. I found no specific viral trigger behind the song’s current attention, so its pull appears tied to that broader reception of the project and steady discovery on streaming platforms.

AFROBEATS says: “So Bad” benefits from real chemistry between Tyldah and Matadi, continuing the same genre-blending instinct that runs through the Boy Dakar project. It is a track that rewards curious listeners looking for something outside the more familiar Afrobeats mainstream, and it shows an artist still finding new ways to combine African rhythm with modern production.

“So Bad” is an exciting track with captivating energy, impressive delivery, and a memorable sound. Make sure you listen to this impressive song and add it to your playlist today.

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