Sasha Alex Sloan, a Canadian-Nigerian pop sensation, chases maturity in her breakout single “Older,” blending cheeky vulnerability with anthemic synth-pop.
Released last month, the track mirrors her journey as a 21-year-old navigating life’s dreads and joys–perfect for those clinging to youth while craving depth.
Sloan’s voice, both tender and defiant, makes “Older” a relatable ode to growing up without losing authenticity.
The track’s rise on streaming platforms highlights its appeal across Nigeria’s Gen Z, resonating with themes of self-discovery.
Unlike rushed pop releases, “Older” builds momentum like a Nigerian ‘piano beat’ anthem, layering textures for emotional richness.
While not a tropical anthem, “Older” radiates a warmth suited to Lagos’ humid nights. Sloan’s rise mirrors Nigeria’s global pop influence, proving diaspora artists can thrive beyond borders.
Experience the genre-blending wisdom of “Older”–a song that outgrows trends. Share your take: Does it capture your ‘older’ struggles or joy?
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