Ngibambe ft. Sibah Musiq - Afrocentric

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This episode is 2 minutes long.

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This episode was published on July 8, 2022.

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3 Tracks with 3 different vocalists all bring something different to the table. We kick off this Ep with Kobanini, perfect for those chilled beach parties with a beautiful vocal performance by Trademark, not to be outdone Newtonez brings the heat on Ungababaki (Do not leave them) easily a lead track with melodic tones and thoughtful understated production from Mavisto & MuTeo, rounding off the ep we have Ngibambe featuring Sibah Musiq, mellifluous, mellow vocals, once again restrained production which allows the vocals to drive the track forward. A perfect EP for the summer and those relaxing moments. Produced by Mavisto Usenzanii & MuTeo Vocals Track 1- Trademark & Megadrumz Vocals Track 2- Newtonez Vocals Track 3 - Sibah Musiq Mastering - Chymamusique Publishing - Atal Music A&R - Cory Centric

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