Spotlight: Cleyton David’s “Juízo”

The song at a glance

• Artist: Cleyton David (Mozambique)
• Featured artist: Teo No Beat. Apple Music and Spotify both display the title without its accent, as “Juizo (feat. Teo No Beat)”
• Released: 28 September 2025, as the opening track of the seven-track project Raridade
• Length: 3:28 (Spotify gives the same figure)
• Estimated tempo: about 88 BPM. This is our estimate, measured from Apple Music’s official 30-second preview rather than the full song, so treat it as approximate.
• Songwriter: Cleyton David · Performing artist: Cleyton David, listed under the role “Choir” · Producer: Teo No Beat (Apple Music credits)
• Rights line: ℗ 2025 Bandula Label
• Genre label: Afrobeats on Apple Music

Apple Music’s song page gives the only credits we found. Nothing there separates the vocal parts, so we cannot say who sings which section.

Who is Cleyton David?

Moz Entretenimento, a Mozambican entertainment site, describes him as a Mozambican singer and producer (“cantor e produtor moçambicano”). His official YouTube channel is called Cleyton David Voice, and its description reads only “Official Channel of Cleyton David Voice”, so the channel itself adds no self-description. He records in Portuguese.

His Apple Music catalogue starts earlier than we first stated: the oldest entries are the single “Cara de Bebê” (8 July 2019) and a guest appearance on “Minha Julieta” (30 August 2019). You can find a summary of his releases on our Cleyton David artist page.

One correction worth making clear: some early notes in our own research labelled Cleyton David as a gospel artist. That was wrong. His releases are secular, and Apple Music files Raridade under Afrobeats.

About the title

“Juízo” is an everyday Portuguese word, but neither Cleyton David nor his label has published an explanation of why the song carries that title, and we have not found one in any reliable source. Rather than guess, we are leaving it alone.

There is a sourced explanation for the name of the project the song sits on. Speaking to Moz Entretenimento before release, Cleyton David described Raridade as standing for something rare and hard to find, full of genuine feeling, and called the record a one-off moment in his career.

Why people are searching for it

In September 2026 we studied Google Trends data for the previous 12 months, looking at the related queries that appear alongside download-related searches in each country: “mp3” in the Music category, plus “mp3 download”, “download mp3” and “audio download”, and in Lusophone markets “baixar música”. In Mozambique, our notes record “Juízo” — the Teo No Beat collaboration — appearing as a Breakout related query.

Google Trends uses the Breakout label instead of a percentage when a related search grows by more than 5,000% over the chosen period, usually because very few people searched for it at the start. It measures how fast interest grew, not how many searches there were in total, and it says nothing about how good a song is.

Outside streaming pages and lyrics sites we found about one blog post covering the song, which is part of why we thought it deserved a closer look. We make no claims about streams, sales or chart positions. Our wider round-up, the songs Kenya, Tanzania, Mozambique and Zambia are searching for, explains the method in full.

Many search results for the song point to unofficial download sites. We do not link to them. The official options are listed below.

Where it fits in the catalogue

Raridade is Cleyton David’s most recent project, and its format depends on who you ask. Apple Music and Spotify both file it as a seven-track album; Moz Entretenimento and Cleyton David himself call it an EP. Apple’s data gives the seven tracks a total running time of about 21 minutes. Alongside “Juízo”, the record includes “Amapiano” with Preto Show, “Drena” with Tsunami and Fresh Low, and “Brilha” with Stefânia Leonel, which also came out as a single in July 2025. Moz Entretenimento describes Tsunami as an Angolan singer.

Before Raridade came a six-track EP in November 2023, which Apple Music lists with its title masked as P**o da Bandula and Moz Entretenimento reports as Puto da Bandula. Earlier still are the 13-track album Mestres do Amor, credited on Apple Music to Cleyton David and Tamyris Moiane, and the 2021 single “Coroa dos Cornos”, which Apple Music lists twice with different labels and dates in May and June 2021. Apple Music dates his first EP, É para Fazer História, to 23 June 2020.

He is also a frequent guest. Apple Music lists him as a featured artist on releases including “Morrerei” (2023), “Não Duvida” with Tamyris Moiane and Twenty Fingers (2024), “Tou Bobo” (2025) and “Solteiro” with Helio Beatz (2026), and his own singles include “Última Parceira” with Filomena Maricoa (October 2025).

For more music from the region, browse our African music and Afrobeats sections.

Where to listen

Please use official services. They pay the artist, and the versions there are the ones the artist chose to release.

• Cleyton David Voice on YouTube (official channel)
• “Juízo” on Spotify
• “Juízo” on Apple Music
• Raridade on Apple Music

Streaming from official services is how artists get paid. Our guide on how music distribution works explains how that money reaches independent artists.

Sources

• Apple Music: “Juizo (feat. Teo No Beat)” song page and credits and the Raridade album page, plus Apple’s public catalogue data for the release date, length, genre, rights line and discography. Checked 22 September 2026.
• Spotify: “Juizo” track page and the Raridade album page (title spelling, length, release date and album designation). Checked 22 September 2026.
• Cleyton David: official YouTube channel (channel name and description). Checked 22 September 2026.
• Moz Entretenimento: “Cleyton David prepara o lançamento de um EP que é uma ‘Raridade’”, 19 September 2025 (his description of the project title, the EP designation, Tsunami’s nationality and the earlier releases). Checked 22 September 2026.
• Google Trends: related queries for “mp3”, “mp3 download”, “download mp3”, “audio download” and “baixar música”, Music category, Mozambique, 12 months to September 2026 (the same method is explained in our search-trends roundup).
• Tempo: Baclivelef estimate from Apple Music’s official 30-second preview.

This is a song spotlight, not a review. We publish reviews only after a full listen.