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Kiss Daniel ----YEBA



If Kiss Daniel’s activities on social media for some time now is anything to go by, you would be forgiven for thinking the G-Worldwide Entertainment act has left the music scene and adopted comedy as his art.

Kiss Daniel‘s recent comedy skits has shown that he has a flair to experiment with art and succeed; a fact reinforced in this beautiful attempt with highlife music “Yeba”.The track which is reminiscent of 90s highlife music is heavy on percussion and horns with relatable lyrics that will ensure it becomes a party favorite in no time.

 



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