Indigenous Nigerian rapper CDQ has linked up with renowned music producer Masterkraft and fast-rising singer Dammy Thunda for a new song titled “Manya.”
“Manya” was produced by Seanz Beatzz.
Stream here.
Listen below:
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Mavin Records and Jonzing World star Rema has dropped the official video for his latest hit song, “Trouble Maker.” Produced by London and Blaise Beatz,…
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The Washington Post editorial board criticized the Brazilian government for moving to ban X as another Elon Musk-led company struggles to remain operating in the country.
