Keys the Prince, the UK-based fast-rising Nigerian rapper, has teamed up with Afrobeats star Mayorkun for the remix of his hit song ‘Left Right’.
The original track was released earlier in the year. The remix, released on Friday and accompanied by a captivating music video filmed in Nigeria, is expected to further propel the song’s popularity.
The visuals capture the essence of the song and showcase the dynamic collaboration between Keys the Prince and The Mayor of Lagos.
Signed to 5K Records, an imprint of Sony Music UK, Keys the Prince, fondly called Omo London, is known for his unique incorporation of percussion and samples from classic songs.
His sound has garnered him a loyal following in the UK and Nigeria.
Also, 5K Records, in a move to solidify its presence in Africa, recently appointed Daniel Gbemiro Owolabi as senior A&R manager.
“My relationship with 5K has always been special. We share a mutual love, excitement, and passion for developing and showcasing African music, our culture, heritage, and its incredible talents on the global stage,” Daniel said.
The appointment signals the label’s commitment to fostering African music’s global potential.
“We are delighted to welcome Daniel to the team,” said Moe Bah, the co-president of 5K Records.
“His extensive experience in West Africa, particularly in talent development, is invaluable. Daniel is highly respected by artists and executives for his years of dedication to the industry. This will provide 5K with deeper market insights and enable us to build strong partnerships within Africa.”
Also speaking, Kilo Jalloh, the co-president of 5K Records, emphasized the label’s unwavering commitment to African music:
“African music is more than just a genre; it’s our heritage. We understand the importance of nurturing a local fanbase while simultaneously building a global audience. Libianca’s song ‘People’ reaching a billion streams is a testament to the impact of strategic groundwork in Africa.”
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