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Ghanaian afrobeats sensation, Fuse ODG, proves his versatility in his new single titled, ‘3eak a.m. (Waistline)’
The song is has the potential to get ladies on the dancefloor, as it evokes ‘waist-winding’ feel.
With captivating lyrics and infectious Afrobeats rhythms, 3eak a.m. paints a vivid picture of a night filled with romance.
When all the restaurants are closed, with a little drink in his cup, Fuse ODG enjoys the dance of desire that is ignited by the irresistible whine of a woman's waist.
Fuse ODG has consistently taken the music world by storm with his undeniable talent and global hits, but for the first time, fans will hear this musical sensation singing in a way that will leave them wondering what could possibly be next for FUSE ODG... An Album maybe?
3eak a.m. will be accompanied by a visually intriguing music video.
In line with the 3eak a.m. vibe, Fuse ODG will be giving the ladies the chance to be involved in the #WhineandDineChallenge on all social platforms.
Watch the official video below:
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