Tobe Nwigwe and our very own Labrinth have teamed up for a new track, "All Or Nothing", which comes with a blockbuster set of visuals.

The new track sets the scene for The Bridge, a collaborative album between Nwigwe and producer Kizzo. It's the second track to come from the new album, following last month's "Queen", which featured his wife Fat Nwigwe.

Musically, the album pulls from Nwigwe's Houston upbringing and his Nigerian heritage, blending hip-hop, Gospel, soul and Afro-pop to tell a story of family, identity and personal growth.

Speaking a bit about the themes of the album, Kizzo shares: "For me, The Bridge is about connection in the purest sense—sonically, culturally, and emotionally. I've lived between worlds my entire life, and this project gave us the space to turn that experience into something honest. Working with Tobe pushed everything further—it's not just about making music, it's about building something that people can see themselves in, no matter where they're from."

Nwigwe adds: "The Bridge was never just about Houston and Nigeria. It was about every version of yourself you had to become just to survive long enough to become whole."

The video is just as vast in scope, taking us out into the desert where we get some stunning shots of Tobe, his wife and the rest of the Nwigwe family against the sprawling, sandy backdrop. Take a look below.