Runtown Announces June 6 Release Date for Fourth Soundgod Fest Album
Runtown, the enigmatic and genre-blending artist known as the Soundgod, has officially announced the release date for his highly anticipated album—the fourth installment in his acclaimed Soundgod Fest series. The new project is set to drop on June 6, 2025, marking his first full-length release in nearly three years.
This announcement comes on the heels of two lead singles that have steadily rekindled excitement among fans. First came Flow in December 2024, a smooth reintroduction to his signature sound, followed by Do Me in April 2025, which continued to explore Runtown’s signature blend of Afropop, introspection, and sonic elegance.
The new album will follow 2022’s Signs, which was released before Runtown took a brief hiatus from the spotlight. Known for his low-key presence and reflective approach to fame, the artist has always allowed his music to speak louder than his words—and his latest output suggests that philosophy remains unchanged.
On Flow and Do Me, Runtown leans into mellow narratives that explore themes of vanity, vulnerability, and the seductive thrill of a luxurious lifestyle. These songs offer a window into the mind of a man who balances success with solitude, making music that mirrors his personality: measured, stylish, and emotionally rich.
Runtown’s charm has always been rooted in his ability to stay true to his creative instincts. In an industry often driven by trends, he has consistently carved his own path—from early hits like Gallardo with Davido and Bend Down Pause with Wizkid, to his 2017 megahit Mad Over You, which remains one of the defining tracks of modern Afrobeats.
With Soundgod Fest Vol. 4, Runtown isn’t just looking to chart again—he’s aiming to reignite the connection with fans who’ve long appreciated his artistry, versatility, and quiet dominance. The project is expected to fuse elements of Afropop, R&B, and experimental beats, underscoring his status as a trailblazer who doesn’t chase the spotlight but owns it when he chooses to step in.
As June 6 approaches, anticipation is building. For longtime fans and new listeners alike, the upcoming album promises a refined, genre-fluid experience from one of Nigeria’s most quietly influential stars. Runtown is ready to reassert himself—not with noise, but with music that speaks volumes.
