BNXN’s Still In Charge is a six-song invitation to catch up

A compact new release

BNXN’s Still In Charge arrived on October 1. Apple Music lists six songs, approximately 16 minutes and a T.Y.E. / EMPIRE credit. It gives listeners a short, self-contained way to reconnect with the Nigerian artist—or meet his music for the first time.

The two guest appearances provide useful entry points. Notjustok identifies Asake on the opening Eja Meja and FOLA on Shamaya. Its coverage also places the EP after BNXN’s 2025 album CAPTAIN and his 2026 collaborative project with Sarz, The Game Needs Us.

Sources: Apple Music — release date, credits and editorial context · Notjustok — EP reporting and guest appearances

A title, and a question about attention

Apple Music’s accompanying editorial notes discuss Online in terms of stepping away from social platforms to concentrate on craft. That is a more specific thread to follow than treating the title Still In Charge as evidence of commercial dominance. We are not attaching a chart position or streaming milestone to this release.

Our listening prompt: hear Online between the two collaborations, then return to the full running order. Does your attention settle on the guest voices first, or on the way BNXN connects the songs? Six tracks are short enough to try both approaches without turning discovery into homework.

Sources: Apple Music — release date, credits and editorial context

Choose your own next step

The distributor’s official link gathers listening options in one place. If a guest appearance becomes your favorite moment, follow that collaborator next; if the solo material is what stays with you, move backward through BNXN’s catalogue. Either route is a good reason to keep listening.

Sources: EMPIRE — official Still In Charge listening links