SIMI X PATORANKING - JERICHO

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Simi taps on Patoranking for “Jericho“. Multi-talented Nigerian songstress, Simisola is popularly known as Simi wife to Adekunle Gold key starts her new journey.

Simi parted ways with X3M record after the successful release of her 3rd studio album ‘Omo Charlie Champagne‘ in April. She starts a new record company named ‘Studio Brat‘ and to get down to business Simi presents the official music video for her song “Jericho”.

“Jericho” is a track off her latest album and she features dancehall and reggae artiste Patoranking for a different vibe. This record is a blend of RnB with Dancehall, produced by Vtek.

Studio Brat official premieres the music video for “Jericho” by the boss, Simi featuring Patoranking.

Simi x Patoranking - Jericho

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♣ 22-Jun 2019

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