Popular Nigerian singer, Wizkid is finally ready to release his much anticipated forthcoming “Made in Lagos” album.
The singer took to his Instagram story on Tuesday night to thank everyone who supposedly worked on his long-awaited album.
According to his post, Burna Boy, Skepta, Tay Iwar, Ella Mai, Tems, Damian Marley, H.E.R, and Terri featured on the project.
Wizkid also took out time to acknowledge the producers on the album, who are: London, Blaqjerzee, P2jmuisc, Julsbaby, Sarz, Kel P, Mut4y.
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The anticipated ‘Made in Lagos’ album is set to be released on Thursday 16th July 2020, according to his post.
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Featured artists:
1) H.E.R: Grammy-winning American singer
2) Damian Marley – Reggae legend
3) Starboy Terri – Starboy artist
4) Burna Boy – Grammy-nominated Nigerian superstar
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5) Tems Baby – Nigerian R&B singer
6) Ella Mai – British R&B singer
7) Tay Iwar – Artist, Producer and Sound Engineer and Projexx – Jamaican artist
8) Skepta – Legendary British-Nigerian rapper
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Producers:
1) Blaq Jerzee – Frequent Collaborator
2) London – In-house MAVIN producer
3) Sarz – Legendary Nigerian music producer and Frequent collaborator
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4) Mut4y – Producer and Head of Music, Starboy
5) Juls – British-Ghanaian Producer
6) Dro – American producer and Sound Engineer
7) Kel P – Grammy-nominated Nigerian music producer
Meanwhile, KanyiDaily had published a video that shows how Wizkid shocked many fans when a fan stormed the stage to prostrate for him during his concert in Lagos.
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