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This Christmas and New year holidays is set to be epic as R2bees release tracklist of their much anticipated album "Back To Basics" and the top producers behind the project.
The duo, Mugees & Omar Sterling (Paedae) with their team released two singles "Fine Wine" & "Ɛbɔso" off the 15 track album weeks ago.
They have stayed together for decades now and still rule with great songs, and everyone will attest to it that R2Bees always lead their trend and not follow what's happening in the music space currently and even before.
The 4th studio album "Back To Basics” complies award-winning producers like KillBeatz, GuiltyBeatz, StreetBeatz, DJ Breezy, Kuvie, Northboi, Highlander Beats, VacksOnIt, KyeiRocks, DJ Afrolektra, Dera, DJ Obrien & Nektunez. Expect nothing but great work of production and Refuse To Be Broke.
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