Bims Returns With Powerful "Don Pablo" Ep, Showcasing Growth And Vulnerability

His genre-defying tracks and UNORTHODOX EP earned him viral fame, but 2025 marks a bold new chapter. With DON PABLO, his first EP of the year, Bims steps into his self-proclaimed role as a “master of music craft,” merging African rhythms, hip-hop, and dancehall into a sound that’s uniquely his.

DON PABLO is a celebration of culture and raw humanity. Produced by Energyboiy, the EP pulses with infectious beats and soulful melodies, weaving stories of love, resilience, and joy. Tracks like What I Can Do blend Yoruba proverbs with Lagos’ carefree nightlife spirit, while Dey Play honors Bims’ Nigerian roots through Fuji-inspired grooves. “This project isn’t just music—it’s a dancefloor revolution,” Bims shares. “It’s about breaking boundaries and letting people feel alive through every note.”

But beneath the rhythm lies vulnerability. Demons, a collaboration with Zen, lays bare Bims’ battles with burnout and anxiety, amplified by his mother’s worries and late-night cigarettes. In contrast, Illegal spins a flirtatious tale of a club encounter with a mysterious woman, capturing the thrill of connection. Even the upbeat When I’m High channels frustration into a defiant anthem. “These songs are my diary,” Bims says. “I’m showing my strengths, flaws, and the moments that make us human.”

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TRACKLISTING

1. What Can I Do (Prod by Energyboiy)

2. When I’m High (Prod by Energyboiy)

3. Illegal (Prod by Energyboiy)

4. Dey Play (Prod by Energyboiy)

5. Demons (Prod by Energyboiy)

DON PABLO is out now on all major streaming platforms.