AMOR’s DOPAMINE EP Is Here, and It’s Giving Range 💅🔥

Okay Nairobi, we need to talk about AMOR. 🎤✨ On 2 October 2026 she dropped her debut EP, DOPAMINE, and it’s three songs that each go in their own direction, from pop and R&B to trap to dancehall. She’s a singer-songwriter, dancer and choreographer based in Nairobi, and she’s doing it all independently. No label, just her running her own brand, from the music to the visuals to the whole look. 💁‍♀️

She began actively pursuing music professionally in 2024 with her first single, Mapenzi Nimekupa 💕, then followed it with 3 O’C and RELOAD. So a debut EP two years later? Sawa, we see you. 👀 She named it DOPAMINE, and here’s why, in her own words:

“The title DOPAMINE reflects the feeling of being in my own world, following my creative impulses, and embracing the highs, unpredictability, and freedom that come with being myself. It represents a side of me that’s expressive, experimental, and unapologetic.”

Being independent doesn’t mean she works alone. 🎧 Producer Njagi worked on DOPAMINE, Bei Tena was recorded at City Boys Studio, and on RELOAD she teamed up with Breedway FUNDZ. She says she loves collaborating but wants the sound to stay hers, and after listening to the EP, you can tell.

Track by Track Review

BEI TENA 💖 is where it starts, with a pop and RnB mix that feels like a good mood on a Saturday morning. The title means exactly what it says: amepanda bei 📈. She’s getting love at her shows, and the song is about people waiting for her to fall off while she just kept going. She’s been through some things, and now it’s her turn. For someone who started in 2024, that’s a real flex, and it’s the perfect way to open an EP. ☀️

EASY (IZZY) 😎 changes the mood with a trap sound and a whole lot of confidence. She sings and raps like a girl who knows her worth and isn’t stressing about anything. The beat is smooth, the attitude is cool, and it’s the one to put on while you’re getting ready. Watch your mirror selfies improve as you play this one. 📸

MOTHER FUCKER (feat. Gi$h) 🔥 yes, that’s really the title, and yes, it’s as bold as it sounds. It leans dancehall and works as a laid-back club song, the kind that gets you moving without you noticing. Gi$h joins her on it, and the two of them sound relaxed and sure of themselves. The video is already on YouTube with beautiful visuals by Lynke, so go watch it on the link below. 🎥🖤

Her influences explain a lot. Rihanna, Tyla, Britney Spears, Michael Jackson and Chris Brown are all artists who give you the full show: the sound, the dancing, the look and the attitude. MJ especially shapes how she thinks about movement. 🕺 That’s why she choreographs, edits her own content and gets involved in the visuals too. She describes her sound as pop and R&B with a touch of Afro, hip-hop and alternative, and says it’s still developing. 🌍

What we like most is that DOPAMINE feels like a first chapter and not a final one. She’s focused on getting the music and visuals in front of more people, and she’s open to collabs that make creative sense. 👯‍♀️ Stream DOPAMINE, watch the MOTHER FUCKER video, and let us know which track you’re replaying. 💋