Sixties Goes All Creative On His New Album, The Ascension
Rising Afrobeats sensation Sixties has officially released his highly anticipated body of work, The Ascension, under the fast growing African record label, AfroMarvel Ent. The project marks a defining moment in his artistic journey a moment shaped by evolution, honesty, and an unwavering commitment to storytelling.
With The Ascension, Sixties steps into a new creative space, delivering a project that blends uplifting melodies, emotive songwriting, and the vibrant energy of contemporary African pop. Known for his textured vocals and his ability to bring raw emotions to life, Sixties cements his place as one of the new voices shaping the next wave of Afrobeats.
Speaking on the inspiration behind the album, Sixties describes The Ascension as a reflection of his life’s chapters a climb built on faith, resilience, and self-discovery. “This project carries every lesson, every win, every moment I felt pushed to rise above,” he says. “It’s my story, but it’s also the story of every young African chasing something bigger than themselves.”
At the heart of the rollout is “Testimony,” one of the album’s standout records, already drawing attention for its relatable message and replay value. Its early traction on playlists, social media trends, and digital communities sets the tone for a project that resonates deeply with listeners.
As an emerging creative force, Sixties’ journey mirrors the mission of AfroMarvel Ent label dedicated to developing next generation African talent and exporting their sound to the world. The Ascension is the label’s first major project, serving as both a statement and a promise of the artistry AfroMarvel aims to champion.
The album release comes with a vibrant rollout including curated content moments, city activations, influencer collaborations, and a special album listening experience in Lagos. Fans can now stream The Ascension across all major digital platforms.
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