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New Music Video: Don Jazzy ft Reekado Banks, Jay Electronica & Di’Ja – Get Down

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While Jay Electronica was in Nigeria around 3 months ago with the #Tidal group, he went to Mavin’s HQ in Lagos, as we uncovered in those days. We additionally set up a clasp of Jay-Elect in the studio with Don Jazzy, Di’Ja and whatever is left of the group. Things being what they are he bound a verse on a Don Jazzy-delivered tune that likewise includes Reekado Banks and Di’Ja.

Couple of hours ago, @OldManEbro debuted the melody – titled “Get Down” – on Hot 97.

These are energizing times for Nigerian music.

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