Koko Pee – All I Need (It’s Kokopee)
Koko Pee’s new seven-track set, All I Need (It’s Kokopee), arrived on Friday, August 15, 2025, following a Lagos listening party the day before. It’s a compact, purpose-built Afrobeats/hip-hop statement that threads pain, hustle and ambition into a tight 18-minute narrative arc—what the artist calls a “life blueprint.” The project is released via Aqua Mula Records in partnership with ONErpm.
Creative direction & highlights
The sequencing is intentional: an opening gut-check (“Made From Pain”) and a closing chest-out moment (“Shine Na II”) frame the punchy run of street-leaning records in between. The marquee collaboration “Where the Money Dey” pairs Koko Pee with Don Jazzy for a swaggering, radio-lean chorus built for quick uptake, while “Not For Me” taps Peruzzi’s melodic instincts for a hook that offsets Koko Pee’s grittier cadence. The closer, “Shine Na II (feat. Jeriq),” carries the drill-tinged energy fans of the rapper’s harder records will recognize. Together, these features expand the palette without diluting Koko Pee’s voice.
All I Need – Official tracklist (7)
Made From Pain
Paracetamol
Where the Money Dey (feat. Don Jazzy)
3TOTO
Not For Me (feat. Peruzzi)
Chairman
Shine Na II (feat. Jeriq)
(Album metadata and order verified via Apple Music’s NG listing.)
All I Need – Collaborations
Don Jazzy — “Where the Money Dey”
Peruzzi — “Not For Me”
Jeriq — “Shine Na II”
(Features confirmed by multiple mainstream outlets and the DSP listing.)
Release context
Press coverage around release weekend underscored the record’s autobiographical intent—“from Genesis to Revelation”—and highlighted Koko Pee’s comments on the rising cost of music promotion in Nigeria. That candid framing dovetails with the project’s lean runtime and no-skip sequencing.
“Real-time” Spotify snapshot (publicly verifiable today, Aug 18, 2025 — Africa/Lagos)
Availability: All I Need (It’s Kokopee) is live on Spotify as Koko Pee’s latest long-form release; individual track pages for “Not For Me” and others are active and shareable.
Public stream counts: Spotify does not consistently expose per-track play counters on the web for all tracks/artists. Exact real-time numbers are not publicly available without Spotify for Artists access. (We verified the album/track presence but cannot cite precise stream totals from public pages.)
Momentum signals outside Spotify: On Apple Music (Nigeria), the project is listed and surfaced across editorial hubs; during the window around launch, the album appeared on the NG albums chart (third-party chart mirror) and key top-song modules, indicating healthy early traction across DSPs
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