D'banj drops third singles of the year

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International act and boss of DB Records, D'Banj has dropped the Third  singles off his anticipated album, the song titled  Gifted, Featuring DJ Jimmy Jatt.
The song comes a few days after D'Banj's second single titled Oya Wait Featuring Burna Boy hit the airwaves.
Gifted was produced by DB record signees 2kriss and is expected to be on D'Banj I AM D'Banj  which is set for release during the year.

Comments

Anonymous said…
This dude is sumtin else ... Chidi
3/04/2014 9:21 pm
Anonymous said…
Chidi .... Koko master is my best artist so far.
3/04/2014 9:23 pm
Anonymous said…
Chidi.... Wat is special about himself?
3/04/2014 9:25 pm
Anonymous said…
International actist he is for real I love this guy.
3/04/2014 9:29 pm
Anonymous said…
Db boss for real.
3/04/2014 9:34 pm
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