"Someone" is a moonlit declaration of longing that sits at the heart of Kwameku's sound — Afropop grooves carrying a feeling as old as summer itself. JB's writing moves with easy charm, from the simple ache of wanting company to a vivid boardwalk memory where jumping off a wooden bridge becomes a metaphor for falling headfirst into love. The chorus lands like a question you already know the answer to, its vocal chops lifting the hook into something communal and irresistible. Underneath the lightness, there's real texture — "we both have wounds but it feels right" — the kind of line that makes a love song honest. Equal parts Cape Cod nostalgia and Lagos dancefloor, Someone is Kwameku at their most open-heartedmore