New Music: UGOPEE - Baby Girl

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New artist on the go! Nigeria born artist Ugopee said his intention of coming into the Music industry fully is to give  back as he has promised, UgoPee graduated from the University of Imo state Imsu.
According to him (I started singing since my 2hl, but did not take it serious because of my course. today i thank God for a successful graduation from the Uni, now i won't to go fully into music).
Ugopee has droped one his latest singles which he titled "Baby Girl" Ft PullPlastic and Stev east the song was produced by 'Lampard'.
He shared his promo copy pics yesterday,  and promised his fans to drop the video as soon as possible.
Download UgoPee latest released here on reverbnation. enjoy!.

Comments

Akaskhan972 said…
Artists are being ignored because quickly since they are being discovered, as well as being new music in putting your signature on legal papers which can be just about imprisoning.
9/13/2014 9:13 pm
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