Afro-Fusion singer and songwriter Sean Dampte has once again captured the attention of fans—not just with his infectious rhythms, but with a candid revelation about his personal life. In a bold social media statement that went viral this week, the UK-based Nigerian artist declared, “I no get wife. I no get girlfriend. This is a fact!”, just ahead of the release of his new EP, Dem Go Dance, which dropped on July 4, 2025.
The announcement stirred buzz online, prompting a flood of reactions from fans curious about his relationship status. In response, the Leventis Vibes hitmaker offered more insight, stating that while he is a father, he is not currently in a committed romantic relationship.
“Yes, I have kids — and I have four incredible women who are mothers to them,” he explained. “They know where I stand. They respect that. We’ve built something based on mutual understanding, not pressure or pretense.”
Dampte’s openness marks a growing trend among African artists who are choosing to embrace vulnerability and authenticity, rather than conform to industry expectations or idealized narratives. He further shared that his emotional compass is tied to key African cities, adding depth to his personal story and creative journey.
“I no get wife. I no get girlfriend. But my heart is set in Nairobi, Accra, and South Africa,” he said. “Each of those cities gave me a piece of myself I didn’t know was missing. Nairobi taught me patience. Accra reminded me of my roots. And South Africa showed me who I could still become.”
As fans explore Dem Go Dance, they’ll find a project that mirrors Sean Dampte’s mindset: unfiltered, fearless, and free. The EP features a mix of high-energy tracks and introspective sounds, showcasing Dampte’s versatility and commitment to crafting music that reflects his reality.
The tracklist includes the titular single “Dem Go Dance,” the motivational “It’s Possible” featuring Nigerian rapper Magnito, and the vibrant “Wata Bam Bam”. According to Dampte, the project represents a departure from seeking validation to embracing artistic self-determination.
“I’m not trying to fit into anybody’s version of success,” he said. “I’m building my own world — and whoever’s dancing with me, welcome.”
Sean Dampte, known for blending Afrobeats with Caribbean vibes and UK influences, continues to distinguish himself as a storyteller who brings personal experiences into his music. Over the years, he has grown from a promising underground artist into a globally streamed Afro-Fusion star, with a loyal fan base in Nigeria, the UK, East Africa, and beyond.
While he remains a somewhat private figure, Dampte’s latest revelations offer fans a rare look into the man behind the music—one who is embracing fatherhood on his terms, cherishing emotional ties with the cities that shaped him, and confidently releasing music that speaks to his evolution.
With Dem Go Dance now available across streaming platforms, Sean Dampte is expected to embark on a mini Africa-Europe tour later this year, with stops reportedly planned for Lagos, Nairobi, Johannesburg, and London. In the meantime, his fans are dancing to a new rhythm—one that reflects not only his talent but also his truth.