Album: Double Trouble Album by P-Square

Double Trouble is the sixth studio album by the Nigerian duo P-Square, released through Square Records on 12 September 2014. The album reflects the duo’s continued growth as one of the most successful and influential acts in African music, combining their trademark Afropop sound with a wider commercial appeal and a polished production style. With its mix of energetic dance tracks, romantic songs, and cross-continental collaborations, Double Trouble stands as one of the most notable entries in the group’s discography.

The album includes guest appearances from several well-known artists, such as T.I., Don Jazzy, Awilo Longomba, Jermaine Jackson, and Dave Scott. These features helped give the project a broader sound and added extra variety to its musical direction. Each guest brought a different flavor to the album, from rap and pop influences to dance and international pop elements, which made the project feel diverse while still staying rooted in P-Square’s style.

Production on Double Trouble was handled by Vtek, Charles Duke, Mecca E, Oscar, Rudeboy, and Mr. P. Their work gave the album a rich and layered sound, balancing heavy dance rhythms with smooth melodies and club-ready arrangements. The duo’s ability to blend modern Afrobeats with mainstream pop sensibilities is a major part of what made the album appealing to a wide audience. The production also helped highlight the duo’s strengths as performers, songwriters, and hitmakers.

The album yielded several singles, including “Alingo,” “Personally,” “Testimony,” “Ejeajo,” “Shekini,” “Bring It On,” and “Collabo.” These songs helped drive the album’s popularity and showed the range of the project, from upbeat party songs to more melodic and emotionally expressive tracks. Together, the singles reinforced P-Square’s reputation for making music that was catchy, stylish, and memorable, while Double Trouble itself served as a strong showcase of their artistry at the time.