Ciza – Isaka II (6am) (ft. Tems, Omah Lay, Thukuthela, Jazzworx, Lekaa Beats)

Ciza Drops “Isaka II (6am)” Featuring Tems, Omah Lay, Thukuthela, Jazzworx, and Lekaa Beats

Ciza has never been shy about ambition, and Isaka II (6am) makes that plain before a single note plays. The South African artist arrives with five names attached to one single: Tems, Omah Lay, Thukuthela, Jazzworx, and Lekaa Beats. That is an unusually crowded credit line for an Afrobeats release, and it immediately positions this drop as an event rather than a routine addition to his catalogue.

The “II” in the title frames the record as a continuation, a second chapter in an idea Ciza clearly wants to build out rather than leave behind. Pairing that sequel framing with a stacked guest list suggests an artist raising the scale of his project with each instalment, and using collaboration as the vehicle to do it.

Why Tems and Omah Lay Widen Ciza’s Reach

The two most recognisable names here carry real weight. Tems and Omah Lay are among the most established vocalists Nigeria has exported in recent years, and their presence on a Ciza record connects his lane to the broader Afrobeats mainstream. For listeners who follow either artist, this single becomes an entry point into Ciza’s world; for Ciza, it is the kind of credit that moves an artist from regional attention toward continental conversation.

Thukuthela, Jazzworx, and Lekaa Beats round out the lineup, and their inclusion keeps the record from leaning entirely on star power. A collaboration this broad tends to reward listeners who want layered contributions across a track rather than one voice carrying everything, and that spread of input is the clearest promise the credits make.

The 6am Brief: Where This Sequel Is Meant to Land

The timestamp in the title is doing deliberate work. A song named for 6am is built for the tail end of a long night or the quiet charge of an early morning, that in-between stretch when the energy softens but the feeling stays up. Expect this one to slot into late-night playlists, wind-down sets, and Afrobeats rotations where mood outranks tempo.

Taken together, the sequel title, the early-hours framing, and the five-artist roster mark this as a statement release in Ciza’s run. Whether it becomes a defining moment for him will play out over the coming weeks, but on paper, few recent singles in the scene have assembled this much talent around a single idea.

Listen below:

Ciza – Isaka II (6am): Song Details

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