French-Ivorian rapper H Magnum brings heavyweight energy to his latest collaboration with Congolese star Fally Ipupa on “Ciryl Gane,” a stylish Afro-pop record named after the renowned French MMA fighter.
Originally released on July 3, 2026, the track is now receiving fresh attention following the arrival of its cinematic official music video. The release forms part of H Magnum’s extended project, King of Afrobinks Vol. 1, and brings together two artists whose previous collaboration, “Solo,” established their creative chemistry.
Production from Alik, Yako, and H-Chen provides a smooth Afro-pop backdrop for the collaboration, while references to luxury fashion and superstar lifestyles add to the track’s polished character. H Magnum’s delivery gives the record its rap-driven edge, creating space for Fally Ipupa to bring his distinctive melodic touch.
Fally, known for his expressive high-register vocals, adds a more melodic dimension to the record. His performance contrasts nicely with H Magnum’s rhythmic approach, giving “Ciryl Gane” a balanced sound that moves between rap and contemporary African pop.
The newly released official video was directed by Alain Negbele under Assia Record. Its cinematic presentation adds another visual layer to the collaboration and further pushes the song across Francophone and African music audiences.
With its combat-inspired concept, polished Afro-pop production, and strong chemistry between H Magnum and Fally Ipupa, “Ciryl Gane” stands out as another major collaboration from the King of Afrobinks Vol. 1 era.
Watch the official music video for “Ciryl Gane” by H Magnum featuring Fally Ipupa and experience the latest collaboration from the two African music heavyweights.
