Lipsia drops nu-disco single Do It Right in comeback push

Angolan singer Lipsia has released “Do It Right,” a nu-disco single that follows her earlier track “Angel” and marks another step in her comeback. The song, updated from a 2019 Lisbon version and released with Big Easy, points toward a forthcoming EP and a broader international rollout.

Why it matters: - Lipsia is using “Do It Right” to widen her comeback beyond Afrobeat and show a different side of her sound. - The release adds momentum to a new phase of her career with Big Easy, an American record label backing her next chapter. - The single also signals where Lipsia is headed next: toward a forthcoming EP shaped by her African heritage, Russian roots, and international life experience.

What happened: - Lipsia released “Do It Right” on Nov. 1, one day after her birthday. - The Angolan singer, who was born in Russia, launched the track as a nu-disco single with melodic funk, dance rhythms and layered vocal harmonies. - The release follows “Angel,” which leaned into an Afrobeat sound. - Lipsia celebrated her birthday with her fiancé, Igor Kholin, around the time of the release.

The details: - The song originated in Lisbon in 2019 and sat unreleased for years before Lipsia revisited it. - Lipsia and the original creators reworked the track with Big Easy. - Producer Wesley Joachim and Isaac revisited the composition. - Isaac contributed to the lyrics, vocal melodies and backing vocals. - Big Easy handled part of the production process and completed the mastering. - The final version emphasizes disco and funk influences alongside contemporary production. - “Do It Right” is available on all major digital music platforms.

Between the lines: - The back-to-back releases suggest a deliberate reset rather than a one-off single drop. - “Angel” reintroduced Lipsia’s voice, while “Do It Right” broadens her musical range. - The collaboration with Big Easy gives Lipsia a clearer international platform as she repositions herself.

What's next: - Lipsia has more releases planned. - She is also working on a forthcoming EP that will further explore the cultural influences shaping her music. - The new material is expected to build on the momentum from “Angel” and “Do It Right.”