DJ NEPTUNE ANNOUNCES NEW ALBUM GREATNESS IV
- Josephine Gikaru
- Sep 25
- 2 min read
Afrobeats heavyweight and internationally celebrated DJ Patrick ‘DJ Neptune’ Imohiosen has officially revealed the release date for his long-awaited fourth studio album, Greatness IV, set to arrive on September 25, 2025. The latest installment in his iconic Greatness series continues Neptune’s mission to spotlight Africa’s top talent while pushing the global boundaries of Afrobeats. Known for crafting genre-defining collaborations, Neptune’s new project promises a vibrant blend of culture, rhythm, and innovation.
Recorded between Lagos, Nigeria and Accra, Ghana, Greatness IV brings together a powerhouse lineup of emerging and established voices across the continent. Featured artists include Reeha & Kabusa Choir, Rybeena, Moelogo, Lazarus, Dera, Berri Tiga, Timi Martins, Shon, Lyrxx, Swayvee, Hotkeed, Guchi, Kojo Black, Kimimoteleba, Gbolar Mighty, and Portable. The production roster is equally impressive, with beats crafted by Timbun, Ugly & Though, NYRP, Swayvee, and Neptune ensuring a high-level sonic experience from start to finish.
Speaking on the project, DJ Neptune says, “Greatness IV represents the perfect storm of timing, talent, and creative freedom. This project brought out the best in everyone involved, and you can hear that energy in every track.” With over 500 million global streams to date and an unwavering influence as Africa’s leading sound curator, DJ Neptune’s Greatness IV, released under emPawa Africa, is poised to be a defining moment for the genre in 2025
Standout tracks from the album include the viral-ready “Dance No Dance” featuring Swayvee, the powerful cross-border anthem “Taliban” with Ghana’s Kojo Black, and the uplifting motivational banger “Never Settle for Less” with Hotkeed. These songs not only highlight Neptune’s ear for hit-making but also reflect his dedication to capturing the full emotional and cultural spectrum of today’s Afrobeats movement. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to the scene, this album is a must-listen for anyone passionate about the future of Afrobeats.
