Inusa Dawuda returns with reggae-inspired single “Daylight”

Inusa Dawuda returns with reggae-inspired single “Daylight”

International singer, songwriter and saxophonist Inusa Dawuda has released a new single titled Daylight, a reggae-infused track blending lovers rock grooves with soulful rhythms. The single, released under Fadersport Records and distributed by Kontor New Media, is now available on digital streaming platforms globally....

Abigail Teye
May 16
Inusa Dawuda returns with reggae-inspired single “Daylight”

International singer, songwriter and saxophonist Inusa Dawuda has released a new single titled Daylight, a reggae-infused track blending lovers rock grooves with soulful rhythms.

The single, released under Fadersport Records and distributed by Kontor New Media, is now available on digital streaming platforms globally.

Known for fusing House music, Reggae, Funk and Afro-inspired sounds, Inusa Dawuda said Daylight reconnects listeners with one of the most recognisable elements of his musical identity.

Produced by Olaf Kruegel, the song combines smooth vocal melodies, sunny guitar riffs and warm horn arrangements to create an uplifting atmosphere inspired by beach life, nightlife and carefree summer experiences.

The new release also marks a return to the reggae-inspired direction that shaped some of Inusa Dawuda’s popular songs, including Rumours (Digi Digi), Morning Light, Going Back to My Roots, Rub-A-Dub Girl and Walking on Sunshine.

Lyrically, Daylight explores themes of freedom, joy and human connection, encouraging listeners to embrace optimism and celebration.

The accompanying music video features scenes of beaches and outdoor celebrations, reinforcing the song’s feel-good message and relaxed summer energy.

According to the musician, the single is designed to resonate with audiences across festivals, dance floors and lifestyle spaces while maintaining his signature blend of positive storytelling and dance-driven sound.

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