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Uprising Artist, Chiaboi in his Track "Mami Nyanga". Feel wisdom in his words.

Who says Kamer HipHop & afro doesn't rock should do a rethink. Uprising artists are a glaring proof of Kamer's strength as far as music in west Africa is concerned. It may appear as an exaggeration but if you would fetch time out and go through a couple of solo songs from the "startups" or uprising artists, only then will you believe they've got more than just what we think and deserve all the encouragement and support necessary to soar higher.
At this junction, I bring to you a solo hit from an uprising artist.. a perfect blend of all brands. Meet
CHIABOI in this track titled "MAMI NYANGA".



Hope you enjoyed it. Support him by sharing this please. Thanks a million.
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