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Amy Gadiaga Signs With Psychic Hotline, New Single and Video “BabyGoated” Out Today

November 12, 2025 - By Psychic Hotline

French-Afropean artist Amy Gadiaga (AH-mee GAH-dee-ah-gah) joins Psychic Hotline with the release of her vibrant new single and video, “BabyGoated.” Directed by Ayomide Tejuoso and Tobi Tejuoso, the video brings to life a world Gadiaga created with her circle of close collaborators — a collective she lovingly calls her “African baddies.” Together they channel joy, confidence, and sisterhood through bold color, choreography, and style.

“I wanted the video to celebrate the women who inspire me — to show our strength, our softness, and our beauty in all its forms,” says Gadiaga. “We’re here to be seen, to shine, and to have fun doing it.”

The track “BabyGoated” is the first single from Gadiaga’s forthcoming EP of the same name, due March 13, 2026 on Psychic Hotline, and set for physical release on vinyl. BabyGoated expands her sound and story beyond the London jazz scene where she first made her mark. “BabyGoated encapsulates who I am,” Gadiaga explains. “Both vulnerable (baby) and bold (goated). It’s cute and endearing, but also slightly arrogant.” The title reflects the dualities that shape the record: between humility and pride, softness and strength, divine energy and human imperfection. “The whole project is a constant struggle between baby and goated, between confident and lost — but always gracious.”

While Gadiaga’s debut EP All Black Everything leaned into extended jazz instrumentation, BabyGoated trades that in for directness. Gadiaga’s voice is brought to the forefront, giving shape to her inner dialogue with unguarded clarity. Ultimately, BabyGoated is a story of self-belief, transformation, and joy. It is a deeply personal record that reflects Gadiaga’s roots and serves as a reminder to those she loves of their own strength and power. “Listening to this song has given me energy on rough days,” she says. “I hope others find it just as fun, empowering, and energizing.”