From Kogi to global playlists: Ta Liebe’s Afro-Fusion rise signals a new sound wave
Nigerian Afro-Fusion artiste Ta Liebe is gaining international recognition as his music continues to attract audiences beyond Africa, with recent releases earning placements on global streaming playlists and charts. Born Hamzat Talib Okino and hailing from Okene in Kogi State, Ta Liebe has emerged as one of the rising...

Nigerian Afro-Fusion artiste Ta Liebe is gaining international recognition as his music continues to attract audiences beyond Africa, with recent releases earning placements on global streaming playlists and charts.
Born Hamzat Talib Okino and hailing from Okene in Kogi State, Ta Liebe has emerged as one of the rising voices in Nigeria’s music industry through a blend of Afrobeats rhythms and contemporary R&B influences.
Known for blending Afrobeats rhythms with the emotional depth of R&B, Ta Liebe has developed a sound that reflects both his roots and his wider artistic ambitions.
His signature tag, “It’s Ta Liebe again,” has become a familiar part of his music, representing a style that combines nostalgic influences with contemporary appeal.
Ta Liebe’s recent singles, Hands on a Billi and Osun, have gained global traction in 2026, securing placements on international playlists and climbing streaming charts.
The momentum generated by the songs has positioned him among a new generation of Nigerian artistes whose music is reaching audiences beyond their home countries.
According to the artiste’s profile, his approach to music centres on consistency and artistic development. Each release forms part of a broader creative journey, allowing him to refine his sound while maintaining a distinct identity.
The singer also views collaborations as opportunities for learning and growth, contributing to his evolution as an artiste.
As Afro-Fusion continues to grow in popularity across the world, Ta Liebe is among the artistes contributing to the genre’s development through a blend of authenticity and experimentation.
With increasing international recognition and a sound that appeals to diverse audiences, his rise reflects the growing global reach of African music.