Nigerian artist Anendlessocean has released Love Is A Machinery, his debut full-length album.
The 11-track project expands on themes introduced in his 2024 EP “Hexagon,” shifting from expressions of admiration to a sustained inquiry into what sustains love over time.
The album reframes love not as an emotion contingent on conditions but as a practice that begins inwardly. Anendlessocean’s central argument is that conditional love, tethered to expectation or circumstance, is inherently fragile. Love Is A Machinery instead traces a sequence from self-awareness to self-love, then outward toward others, whether in romantic, platonic or familial forms.
“Love Is A Machinery started with a question about why we love,” Anendlessocean said. “A lot of times love is attached to conditions, but I wanted to explore what happens when love begins within. How we understand ourselves affects how we love other people.”
The record features guest vocals from Braye and Sinmidele, with production shared between St Oasis, Outgun Onkar and Anendlessocean himself. Musically, the album traverses R&B, reggaeton, alternative pop and contemporary African sounds, his most varied sonic range to date.
Though rooted in Christian faith, Anendlessocean resists genre categorisation, framing his work as an exploration of the full breadth of human experience, including love, praise and social commentary.
Love Is A Machinery is available now on all major streaming platforms via ONErpm.
The tracklisting includes “Chemicals of Love,” “Eden,” “Pretty Wings” featuring Braye, “Honey, I Love You,” “Easy to Love,” “Love Linguistics,” “Orlando,” “End of Day,” “Get You” and “Rebel”.
