Behind the football content, Chimy has been creating a music catalogue that mirrors the same world his videos live in. Chimy is an artist and producer whose sound fuses Afrobeats, Dancehall and Afro-House elements into something distinctly his own.
His album “The Streets Won’t Forget” uses football as the connective tissue, weaving its language and drama into an album to narrate his life, love, struggle and street stories.
On “Offside”, Chimy and Dandizzy trade bars built entirely on football metaphor, comparing their skill and presence to Haaland, Ronaldo and Messi. It’s braggadocio dressed in match day language, equal parts clever and playful.
“Joga Bonito” is a tension-filled love story that questions her true motives, as he ultimately realizes he was played. The track features guest artist Hypabole, whose in depth verse expresses raw betrayal and the quiet devastation of watching someone else walk away with what you thought was yours.
The Streets Won’t Forget is an oath to his passion and commitment for the game. A young gifted player who is confident in his unmatched talent and legacy, who has endured repeated failures but stays driven by belief that lasting success and one defining win is still within reach.
