Rising Nigerian singer Richie Riri has dropped his latest Afrobeats single, “Sober,” a heartfelt and introspective track that delves into themes of love, struggle, and self-reflection. With its relatable lyrics and infectious rhythm, “Sober” is poised to resonate with listeners across the globe.
The song opens with raw, emotional lyrics: “Dey your dm I Dey Type delete / Girl let’s go back to how we were yesterday / The memories I Dey try delete / They been say love Dey hurt but I just believe.” Richie Riri’s candid storytelling captures the pain of lost love, the pressure to succeed, and the internal battles many face in their pursuit of happiness.
The chorus, “So many days I Dey sober / As I mix my liquor with soda / Girl say she need Casanova / As my money no reach I no blame her,” adds a catchy yet poignant layer to the track, blending Richie Riri’s smooth vocals with a vibrant Afrobeats rhythm. The song’s production perfectly complements its lyrical depth, creating a balance between introspection and danceable energy.
“Sober” is more than just a song—it’s a reflection of life’s struggles and the resilience needed to overcome them. Richie Riri’s ability to weave personal experiences into his music makes this track a relatable anthem for anyone navigating love, ambition, and self-doubt.