If you’re fans of modern African artists like Seyi Vibez and Asake, you may enjoy this.
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Last month, Nigerian artist FirstKlaz released a new well-composed track tactfully titled, ‘Gen-Z Fuji’. Over the MonsterSoundz production, the talented artist seamlessly blends Afrobeat with traditional Fuji. It is a short and catchy Afropop earworm with a high playback value, bound to make you dance to the gbedu like your parents did. It’s a song sung in Yoruba and English about love, dancing and wanting to maintain his smile.
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Here are some fun facts about FirstKlaz: He earned his name for being at the top of his class in highschool. He’s been singing since he was ten-years-old, and learned the basics about music from his church’s choir.
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[…] up on one of the best songs we’ve heard this year, fast-rising Nigerian artist FirstKlaz shares a new version of his incredible breakthrough record ‘Gen-Z Fuji’ with the […]