“Settings” is another release in the catalog of Nigerian rapper Zoro Swagbag, whose music has kept a strong link to Igbo culture and indigenous hip-hop. The album will be out in October 2026.
The tune follows September’s hit “Big Shot,” which is about achievement, status, and cultural pride. It follows an active year for the rapper, who has also worked with Jeriq on “Nzogbu” and used “NNA (New National Anthem)” to address social issues in Nigeria.
For years, Zoro has linked his musical identity to Igbo-language rap, expressive phrasing, and contemporary hip-hop influences. His ability to infuse recognizable cultural sentiments into his songs has helped distinguish his offerings in the indigenous rap scene in Nigeria.
Zoro already has an audience for his music, having made a name for himself with songs like “Ogene” starring Flavor and “Achikolo” with Phyno. If you haven’t heard his ever-expanding discography, this newest album gives you another chance.
“Settings” will be released on all major digital streaming platforms. Listen when you can and let us know what you think in the comments below.
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