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Rising Afro-fusion artist Demmi is shifting gears with the release of his brand-new single“3x Zoom”, a high-octane Afro pop anthem that turns speed into sound.
Built on deep bass, racing melodies, and hooks that refuse to quit,“3x Zoom”captures the rhythm of Accra’s streets—fast, chaotic, and unstoppable.

The track isn’t just about moving quick; it’s about moving free. It’s a soundtrack for focus and freedom, for embracing change and cutting through distractions with energy that doesn’t back down.
“Life in Accra moves fast. I wanted to bottle that energy: the traffic, the noise, the chaos, the tenacity of the everyday hustler, and flip it into something people can dance to, drive to, and feel powerful with” says Demmi.
With echoes of Burna Boy’s grit, Asake’s bounce, and the bold new wave of Afro-fusion, Demmi makes his own lane.
“3x Zoom” is crafted for late-night rides, dance floors that don’t sleep, and anyone chasing momentum.
Marking his second official release with The Continent. Live (TCL),“3x Zoom”will be out on all streaming platforms from September 26, 2025.
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