Nigerian singer and songwriter Logos Olori continues his latest musical chapter with “Touch Me,” a smooth and intimate record from his six-track QUALIA EP. The song highlights the artist’s melodic approach while exploring a more personal and expressive side of his sound.
“Touch Me” is the second track on QUALIA, following the opening song “Turn Me On.” The project moves through different moods and musical ideas, with Logos Olori using the EP to further develop the sound and identity he has been building as a solo artist.
On “Touch Me,” Logos Olori delivers an easygoing vocal performance that keeps the song accessible while allowing the melody to remain at the centre. The record carries a contemporary Afropop character, combining a relaxed rhythmic feel with the singer’s expressive delivery.
The song also fits naturally into the broader concept behind QUALIA. The project takes its name from the philosophical idea of subjective experiences and feelings, creating a framework for Logos Olori to explore different emotional and sensory perspectives through music.
For listeners familiar with Logos Olori’s journey, “Touch Me” represents another step in his development as an artist. His background as a songwriter and his experience working within Nigeria’s contemporary music scene have helped shape a style that places considerable emphasis on melody and vocal expression.
His rise also includes his time with Davido Music Worldwide and the release of his self-titled Olori project, which introduced listeners to his blend of Afropop and other contemporary influences. His songwriting credits and collaborations have further contributed to his growing profile in Nigerian music.
With “Touch Me,” Logos Olori keeps the focus on atmosphere, emotion and melody. It is a song that allows the singer to show a softer side while maintaining the rhythmic character associated with his contemporary sound.
As part of QUALIA, the track also helps establish the EP’s wider musical journey. With additional songs including “Ratata” featuring Minz, “Pause,” “Big Python” and “Awade” featuring L Boi, the project gives Logos Olori room to explore different sides of his artistry.
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