E’Major and Real Macoy Celebrate Intentional Love with “Adaobi,” a Multilingual Afropop Ode to the Woman Who Comes First 

E’Major and Real Macoy Celebrate Intentional Love with “Adaobi,” a Multilingual Afropop Ode to the Woman Who Comes First 

E’Major joins forces with Real Macoy on "Adaobi," a warm, melodic Afropop love song that celebrates the woman who stands apart from the rest. Named after the Igbo name meaning first daughter, “Adaobi” is rooted in admiration, intentionality and devotion, bringing together Igbo, Yoruba and Pidgin to tell a distinctly Nigerian story of love. 

At its core, "Adaobi" is about making your intentions known. E’Major sings from the perspective of a man willing to go beyond words to prove how he feels, promising to take his love interest across the seven seas while making it clear that she occupies a place above everyone else. The chorus captures that sentiment with an infectious declaration; It is a straightforward expression of affection, but one delivered with the playful confidence and melodic ease that define the record. 

The song's multilingual character is central to its identity. E’Major moves between Igbo, Yoruba and Nigerian Pidgin, allowing different expressions of Nigerian culture and language to exist naturally within the same love story. The Yoruba phrase “iwo ni mo gbe sori”; meaning “I put you above others”, reinforces the song's central idea of choosing and prioritising one person. 

Real Macoy adds another layer to the record, complementing E’Major's delivery and contributing to the song's conversational quality. Together, the artistes create a record that feels intimate without being overly heavy, balancing romantic lyricism with an easygoing Afropop sensibility. 

Sonically, "Adaobi" is melodic and feel-good, designed to live comfortably across different moments; from a late-night drive and date night to a dedication, celebration or social media post about the person who means the most. Its infectious hook and conversational lyricism give the song an immediate quality, while its cultural references give it an identity that feels distinctly Nigerian. 

"Adaobi" becomes a representation of the person you intentionally choose. The one you put first. The one you want to make feel seen. The one you would cross the seven seas for. 

With "Adaobi," E’Major and Real Macoy offer a modern Nigerian love song that brings together language, culture and contemporary Afropop to celebrate one simple idea; when you find your person, make sure they know they're your person. "Adaobi" is available. Listen to Adaobi HERE! 

ABOUT E’Major

E’Major is a Nigerian artiste whose music explores the intersection of contemporary Afropop, melody and culturally rooted storytelling. With a sound shaped by Nigeria's diverse musical and linguistic landscape, he brings an accessible yet distinct perspective to modern African pop. 

His latest single, "Adaobi," featuring Real Macoy, reflects that approach, blending Igbo, Yoruba and Nigerian Pidgin into a romantic record centred on intentionality, admiration and choosing the person who stands above the rest. The song takes its title from the Igbo name "Adaobi," meaning first daughter, using the cultural significance of the name as a foundation for a broader celebration of love. 

With “Adaobi,” E’Major continues to establish a musical identity that is rooted in Nigerian culture while remaining open to the contemporary sounds and experiences shaping a new generation of African music. 

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