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Multi-genre artiste Bril has released a new single titled "Happiness", a vibrant afrobeats anthem aimed at lifting spirits and reminding listeners that difficult moments are only temporary.
Known for blending various musical styles to both entertain and inspire, Bril says Happiness is his way of giving hope and reminding fans to embrace joy, even in tough times.
“Afrobeats allows us to dance away our problems… Abotr3 kakraa never dey kill person,” Bril said, underscoring the song’s message of resilience and light-hearted relief.

Happiness is now available on all major streaming platforms. Fans can also look forward to accompanying video content and live performances following the release.
Listeners are encouraged to stream, share, and let the music speak to their souls.
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