Soul Brova Teams Up With Tenor on “Venez Voir”

Currently at the centre of the Cameroonian rap conversation with his new EP “L’Homme qui fait peur à Himra”, Tenor is keeping up the momentum with another collaboration. Since September 4, the rapper has appeared alongside Soul Brova on “Venez Voir”, a track that brings together two very different trajectories within the Cameroonian music scene.

While Tenor already enjoys major exposure in Cameroon and across the wider African rap scene, the collaboration represents an important new step in the development of Soul Brova. Born in Bafia in 1998, the artist grew up in Makea, in the heart of Douala. Having lost both his parents, he says he turned to writing and music at an early age as a way of transforming personal hardship into creative energy.

His journey also took shape during his time at boarding school, where he met classmates from Equatorial Guinea. Music gradually became a space of freedom, and later a way for him to pass on strength and hope to others. According to his press kit, the name Soul Brova means “soul brother”, a fitting reflection of the closeness and sincerity he wants to build with his audience.

Musically, Soul Brova describes his sound as Afro-fusion, a broad enough framework to move between different influences without losing sight of his Cameroonian roots. His ambition also appears clear: to create music capable of travelling beyond Cameroon while maintaining a strong and recognisable identity.

Since the beginning of 2026, that strategy has started to take shape. On July 24, Soul Brova released “Développer” with Locko. Produced by Teddy Beat, the track has since passed 400,000 views, according to figures included in his September 2026 press kit.

A few weeks later, on August 21, he followed it with “Attack”, a solo single produced by Whatsup Magic. Despite a much lighter visual rollout built around a simple lyric video, the track reportedly reached around 150,000 views. That is an interesting detail, as it suggests that audience interest is not solely driven by the presence of a high-profile guest.

With “Venez Voir”, released on September 4, the strategy moves up another level. After Locko, Soul Brova now joins forces with Tenor, another major figure in Cameroonian music.

“Venez Voir”: Tenor steps into Soul Brova’s world

The track was produced by LB King, while the visuals were handled by Jimmy Libam Franck and Purple Street. Mixing was handled by Teddy Beat and mastering by Masterdisk, continuing the team already involved in “Développer”.

On the track, the two artists mainly play to their respective strengths. Tenor brings the direct charisma and power that have helped establish his current status, while Soul Brova maintains a more melodic and open-ended approach, closely tied to his Afro-fusion identity.

The collaboration therefore works less as a clash of styles than as a meeting between two different ways of representing the Cameroonian scene. On one side is an artist who is already firmly established. On the other is a musician still working to broaden his audience, but increasingly surrounding himself with significant collaborators.

From Locko to Tenor, a strategy is beginning to emerge

The sequence of releases is unlikely to be accidental. In the space of just a few weeks, Soul Brova moved from a collaboration with Locko to a solo single, followed by a track with Tenor. Three very different releases that allow him to benefit from the visibility of established artists while gradually building a world of his own.

The artist’s press kit reports close to 600,000 combined views across the three tracks at the time the figures were recorded in September 2026. “Développer” accounts for the largest share of that total, ahead of “Attack” and the early numbers for “Venez Voir”.

That progress has also been accompanied by growing media exposure. The project has been covered by several outlets in France and across Africa, while the videos have received airplay on Trace Africa, Trace Mboa, Urban Trace, Générations, CSTAR and Cameroon’s CRTV.

Behind this trajectory is also Mewaa Music, the structure supporting the artist with a long-term development strategy. The stated objective is to build an identity strong enough to take a distinctly Cameroonian story beyond the country’s borders.

With “Venez Voir”, Soul Brova is looking to take the next step

The title of the track almost reads like a statement of intent. After gradually building his identity, Soul Brova is no longer simply asking the public to give him a chance: he is literally inviting them to “come and see”.

It is still too early to know how far this momentum can take him, but choosing to collaborate successively with Locko and Tenor already says a great deal about his ambitions. The next challenge will be turning that exposure into a lasting career and, above all, ensuring that the name Soul Brova can increasingly stand on its own, independently of the artists around him.

Soul Brova feat. Tenor – “Venez Voir”, available on streaming platforms since September 4.