Outta My Light, his first release since joining Fliksee’s growing roster of talent, trades in the typical chest-thumping debut for a breakup ballad that feels personal, unfiltered, and intentional.

The track wastes no time in setting its tone — a slow, melodic trap/R&B blend with spacious production that lets every line hit with quiet conviction. Niko’s delivery walks the line between smooth and raw, carrying the weight of someone who’s had enough. “You can take your negative energy,” he sings in the chorus, cutting through the lush arrangement with a sentiment that’s both a dismissal and a declaration of freedom.

“This song is me,” he shared in early conversations. “It’s my voice, my story, and my way of saying I’m not here to hide behind anything.” The honesty shows — Outta My Light doesn’t rely on theatrics. Instead, it draws its strength from Niko’s willingness to put a piece of his life out there for the world to hear.

For listeners, it’s a first glimpse at an artist unafraid to lead with his truth. For Niko, it’s the beginning of a new chapter — one where the light isn’t something he’s chasing anymore. It’s something he’s protecting.