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Ghanaian singer Lamar is back with a new song titled 'Gbe Su Momi'
This single follows Lamar’s last release ‘Aunty Julie’ released a few months back.
Gbe Su Momi is a fusion of Afrobeats with Latin Guitar strings giving it an exotic feel. The single was produced by Nigerian producer Orktave.

With vibes of a feel-good song Gbe Su Momi is specially tailored to get people on the dance floor - basically a summer anthem.
“I was inspired by Summer. I recorded the single in January during the winter and I imagined how the summer was going to be. I wrote a song to get people to dance when the sun is out,” Lamar shared.
This first drop of the year features Nigerian singer and producer Egar Boi; who has worked with Tiwa Savage, Oxlade, Yemi Alade, and more.

Interestingly this is also Lamar’s first-ever feature and it felt like a match made in heaven.
“I reached out to the producer (Orktave), Egar Boi already had his verse on the beat, so I did my part and Orktave sent it to Egar. He loved it and here we are,” he added.
Gbe Su Momi is out on all major streaming platforms here.
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