When Nnennaya Kelly steps into the spotlight, she brings more than music—she brings a movement. On April 17, 2025, the boundary-breaking Afrofusion artist dropped A’ma Get My Way, an electrifying anthem that doesn’t ask for space—it claims it. In just under four minutes, Nnennaya spins a tapestry of Afrobeat grooves, pop punch, and empowering lyricism that sets a new standard for what it means to be unapologetically self-assured. It’s bold, it’s infectious, and it’s everything you didn’t know you needed on repeat.
At its core, A’ma Get My Way is a declaration. It’s not just a song—it’s a strut, a shoulder roll, a clenched fist held high. Designed to ignite the inner fire in every woman who’s ever been told to shrink, this track flips the script on doubt and demands recognition. The rhythm kicks in with unmistakable Afrobeat roots, layered with vibrant percussion and shimmering synth lines, but it’s Nnennaya’s voice—fierce, melodic, and gloriously defiant—that commands attention. She isn’t whispering confidence—she’s roaring it.
With this single, Nnennaya Kelly proves again that Afrofusion isn’t a genre—it’s a revolution. Fusing traditional African beats with contemporary pop elements, A’ma Get My Way blazes with energy that’s equally fit for the dance floor and the boardroom. It pulses with momentum, but never rushes. It’s the sound of someone who knows exactly where she’s going—and isn’t afraid to say so.
And this track couldn’t come at a better time. 2025 marks a new era for Nnennaya, who just launched her own label, NAYA MUSIC LLC, built with purpose and pride. The label is more than a business venture—it’s a mission to uplift and empower. With a clear focus on supporting women across diverse African music genres, and creating space for under-25 male talent, NAYA MUSIC is already setting a tone of inclusivity, growth, and global ambition. In this sense, A’ma Get My Way isn’t just a single—it’s a banner under which a new generation of fearless artists will rise.
But don’t expect Nnennaya to stop there. Her spring calendar is already stacked, with two highly anticipated performances on the books. First up, she’ll bring her fiery sound to Washington DC on May 30th, electrifying the stage as a featured support act. Then, on June 27th, she’ll grace the iconic halls of the London School of Contemporary Music (LCCM), promising a performance that blends raw emotion with rhythmic intensity. These shows will not only showcase her musical range, but also introduce international audiences to the heartbeat of her artistry: passion, presence, and purpose.
What’s more, Nnennaya is taking her legacy one step further—literally. Her 18-year-old son, OB1, is stepping into the spotlight with his debut EP High School Graduation, co-produced by none other than Nnennaya herself. Slated to offer a fresh, boundary-pushing take on Afrobeat, the six-track project is a testament to the musical spirit running deep in their family. It’s clear that Nnennaya isn’t just making waves—she’s creating ripples that will echo for generations.
There’s a reason fans and industry insiders alike are calling Nnennaya one of the most exciting voices in contemporary music. With previous accolades and a growing global presence, she continues to redefine what Afrofusion can be. But it’s not just her sound that sets her apart—it’s her message. A’ma Get My Way is a sonic mantra for anyone fighting to be heard, a reminder that confidence isn’t given—it’s seized.
In a world where women are too often told to wait their turn, Nnennaya Kelly arrives with a reminder that the time is now—and the path is hers to blaze. With A’ma Get My Way, she’s not just walking it—she’s dancing it, singing it, owning it. So turn the volume up, feel the rhythm in your bones, and remember: this isn’t just music. This is a movement, and Nnennaya Kelly is leading the charge.
