EnergyBank Announces New Project 'The Quiet Resilience'
Nigerian Afro-fusion artist EnergyBank has officially announced the upcoming release of his latest musical project, a six-track collection titled 'The Quiet Resilience'. The project is scheduled to arrive on November 13, 2025, marking the artist's highly anticipated return to the music scene after a period of hiatus.
Thematic Depth and Musical Journey
According to the artist, the forthcoming record explores profound themes of endurance, growth, and quiet strength. EnergyBank described the project as a personal reflection on resilience that doesn't need to be loud or showy. "This album is about strength in silence—about standing tall even when the world goes quiet," he explained. "It's my way of saying that resilience isn't always loud; sometimes, it's just you, your thoughts, and your faith in the next chapter."
The tracklist for 'The Quiet Resilience' includes six distinct songs: "Kum Kum," "Oldtaker," "Jumanji," "9/5," "Next One," and "End of Discussion." The project promises to blend various musical influences, creating what EnergyBank characterizes as "a journey through emotion and reflection." The sonic palette incorporates elements of Afrobeats, R&B, hip-hop, and highlife, showcasing the artist's evolving sound while maintaining its foundation in African rhythm.
Artist Background and Musical Evolution
Born in Lagos with roots in Anambra, EnergyBank's musical journey has been shaped by diverse experiences and influences. His earlier works include notable collaborations such as 'Ife Adigo' with guitarist Fiokee, plus impactful singles like 'Dead President' and 'ChopLife,' which drew from both personal experience and social commentary.
The artist's sound underwent further evolution during his time living in the United Arab Emirates between 2019 and 2022. During this period, he was exposed to an eclectic mix of musical genres including Russian folk, Arabic pop, and Italian opera—influences that now subtly inform his current musical direction.
EnergyBank has been open about his deep connection to music creation, previously revealing how being away from the studio affects him emotionally. He described music as both his creative outlet and emotional refuge, noting that he often feels depressed when not recording. "I feel depressed each time I'm not in the studio recording because I love to create," he shared. "When I'm creating music, it gives me fulfilment and helps me express emotions I don't usually share with people."
The artist credited his mother for nurturing his early love for music, recalling her extensive collection of albums by artists like Yanni, Abba, and various Christian musicians. He also mentioned frequently visiting friends' homes to listen to Fela Kuti and classic highlife records, experiences that fundamentally shaped his musical ear and inspired him to pursue his own creative path.
'The Quiet Resilience' will be available across all major digital platforms including Spotify, Apple Music, Audiomack, Boomplay, YouTube Music, and Deezer upon its November 13 release.
