by Oluwole Makinde — September 14, 2026
Nigerian rising act 250miles taps veteran Afropop star Oritse Femi for “Voices in My Head,” a gritty Afro-Trap record that turns overthinking, pressure, and self-doubt into a soundtrack for resilience.
Built on hard-hitting Afro-Trap production, African melodies, and an honest, emotionally charged delivery, “Voices in My Head” takes listeners into the mind of someone caught between ambition and the noise that comes with chasing bigger dreams.
The record explores the realities of staying focused when everything around you — and sometimes everything within you — feels like a distraction. From sleepless thoughts and self-doubt to the pressure to succeed, 250miles lays it all bare, delivering a record that feels personal while remaining relatable to anyone fighting their own battles behind the scenes.
With Oritse Femi adding his distinctive presence to the record, “Voices in My Head” finds a strong balance between street energy, melody, and lived experience. The result is a record that doesn’t just knock — it speaks.
At its core, the song is about silencing the negativity, choosing freedom over fear, and refusing to lose sight of the bigger picture. It’s a reminder that the loudest battles are sometimes the ones nobody else can hear.
“Voices in My Head” showcases 250miles’ ability to blend contemporary African sounds with the raw edge of Afro-Trap, while using music as a channel to tell stories that hit close to home.
With Oritse Femi bringing additional weight to the record, 250miles delivers a track that sits somewhere between street anthem, personal confession, and motivational soundtrack — a record for anyone who has ever had to fight through the noise to keep moving.
250miles ft. Oritse Femi — “Voices in My Head” is out now on all major streaming platforms.
Here is the link to the song on digital platforms
