Certified Bad Guyz Release Double Singles “Aza” and “E Finish
Toronto, Ontario Jun 2, 2024 (Issuewire.com) - The dynamic group Certified Bad Guyz (CBG) is back with a powerful double release, dropping two new singles: Aza and E Finish. As an independent movement, CBG continues to make waves in the music scene with their unique blend of Afrobeat and contemporary sounds.
CBG, comprising Omaremii, Double R Oscarr, and B.O.S., has once again demonstrated their ability to create music that transcends borders and resonates deeply with audiences.
Aza is a hip-hop Afrobeat tune that seamlessly merges the landscape of their home country with the lifestyle they exhibit. This track is designed to motivate the big spenders and elevate any event.
On the other hand, E Finish is a perfect party anthem, merging the new contemporary African sound of Amapiano with eccentric sounds. Its the ultimate summer party track that will get everyone on the dance floor.
Certified Bad Guyz are known for their ability to blend Nigerian cultural heritage with contemporary influences, creating a sound that is both unique and captivating. With Aza and E Finish, they continue to push the boundaries of Afro fusion music.
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