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Afrobeat artiste King promise has released his first collaboration with Dancehall artiste Shatta Wale.
'Alright' released on Friday, December 11, has been widely praised by fans and critics.
Singing over a smooth Altranova produced instrumental, King Promise merges his amazing vocal ability and melodic flow with Shatta Wale's trademark and bouncy rap ability - culminating in a track which undoubtedly will make listeners want to rejoice.
King Promise and Shatta Wale open up about working hard to get everything they have.
The praise God for blessing them in everyway possible.
"Shatta is a whole mood, who noticed his smile throughout the video? King Promise is a smooth operator. Too much love guys," one fan wrote after watching the video.
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