Kizz Daniel Unveils Plans to Drop Two Albums in 2026

 The hitmaker is releasing two projects in 2026 to make up for the 2025 release of his originally planned "Uncle K" album.

Afrobeats musician Kizz Daniel has announced plans to release two albums, setting himself up for a hectic year.

The hitmaker revealed the names of two albums he plans to release later in the year in a post on his Instagram account on May 15, 2026. Days prior, he hinted at what is anticipated to be his first release of the year. This year, two albums. He wrote on his Instagram story, "I appreciate your love and patience."

His 2025 EP "Uncle K: Lemon Chase," which had seven tracks with guest performances from FOLA, rapper Odumodublvk, and street pop sensation Bella Shmurda, will be followed by the potential projects "Uncle K" and "Radio Gidi."

The award-winning celebrity had previously announced plans to release the album "Uncle K" back in 2025, but he postponed it due to the death of his mother-in-law. He then released the EP, which is a preview of what fans may anticipate.

Kizz Daniel seems to be making up for not releasing an LP since the 20-track record "Maverick" in July 2023 with two LPs planned for 2026.

In 2024, he dazzled with the hit-filled four-track EP 'TZA,' which spawned the hit records 'Sooner,' 'Too Busy To Be Bae,' and 'Twe Twe.'

Known for his ability to coin hit records that ride on the familiarity of language and musical simplicity to attract listeners across demographics, fans will be expecting a handful of hit records from his upcoming album.

So far in 2026, he has delivered a guest verse on G4ZI's 'Energy'. With his upcoming single expected to be released in the coming weeks, he appears ready for an explosive summer.

Over the course of his ten-year career, Kizz Daniel has established himself as one of Afrobeats' most dependable hitmakers. Millions of fans are lured to his clever lyrics and appealing melodies.

If he releases two albums in 2026, he will join celebrities like Seyi Vibez, who is one of the few in modern Nigerian pop music history to have released several LPs in a single year.