Anendlessocean has scheduled his 14-track album Freedom for release on Friday, 30 October. The Nigerian singer's guest line-up includes Ryan Ofei, Wale Adenuga, Bolu Ajayi and Saelem.
Qobuz's pre-order listing confirms the release date and includes the singles Revival and Promises, released on 11 September and 13 October respectively. It lists the album at 46 minutes and 30 seconds, with AnEndlessOcean / ONErpm in its copyright credits.
Ryan Ofei joins the singer on Speak on It, while Wale Adenuga appears on Let the Church Say. Bolu Ajayi features on Good Graces and Saelem on Undignified, according to the track list reported by BellaNaija on 26 October.
The album opens with Ri'san, followed by Billion, Trillion, Infinity and Qyis. Revival and Lavish precede Speak on It, with the title song placed seventh. Let the Church Say and Good Graces follow, before Promises, Heavy, Knows My Name, Undignified and the closing track, Blind.
Freedom follows Love Is a Machinery, released in June, adding another full-length project to the singer's 2026 catalogue. His earlier releases include Decagon in 2023 and Octagon in 2024. Qobuz also lists Sceptre, released in June 2025, and a live recording of Za from Two Nights in Lagos, released this August.
The guest line-up follows an ambition he described earlier this year to work with more artists. In a March interview with TheCable Lifestyle's Testimony Adebisi, he said collaboration had been unusual across much of his recording career.
“Most of the projects and songs I put out are hardly collaborative,” he told TheCable Lifestyle. He said he wanted to change that pattern, although he was not ready to name prospective collaborators at the time.
Born Ayobami Emmanuel Alli-Hakeem, the singer uses a stage name pronounced “an endless ocean”. He told the publication that he adopted it in 2019, connecting it to his belief that music and talent drawn from God have an infinite source.
He studied petroleum engineering and recalled releasing a song in 2016, while dating the start of his professional career to 2020. His debut EP, Apeirogon, followed in 2021. Discussing his sound, he described a family of attentive music listeners and an interest in exploring different genres rather than restricting his catalogue to one form.
His route into songwriting included playing bass in a choir. In an interview with OkayAfrica, he recalled a teacher encouraging him to begin writing songs. He also described his Christian faith as shaping both his religious music and songs about romantic relationships, including material on the earlier Hexagon EP.
The singer's official website is also advertising Nigerian dates for the Love Is a Machinery tour. Abuja is listed for 21 November and Lagos for 29 November, followed by Jos on 5 December and Port Harcourt on 19 December.
The same schedule marks the September Manchester, Birmingham and London performances and the October Nairobi date as completed. Toronto and Calgary are marked postponed, with replacement dates still to be announced. The Nigerian dates remain listed with ticket links, while Freedom is scheduled to arrive before that domestic tour leg begins.
