STANZEE x BIGGIE x W4 STRUCK A DEPTH OF BOND BEYOND MUSIC ON NEW SINGLE, ‘LOYALTY’
‘Loyalty,’ apart from being the first big Afro-Trap sound to make it into the music space in 2023, it is an ode to the memory of one of its collaborator
It might seem as though a bond was birthed on what we have as a solid collaboration to rinse down the fresh taste of the new year, but the real sense of it is beyond the harmony of three decisive singers in persons of Stanzee, Biggie and W4.
We’ve come quite close to the reason behind this cool anthem that has assured to take a rapt of over a quarter of the year. The formation of Stanzee, Biggie and W4 has done a rework in the true definition of loyalty. Fidelity is an agreeable fact to what makes up loyalty, how about then we relate it to the tie amongst this trio and take that same quick fare back to the track at hand.
The track ‘Loyalty’ apart from being the first big Afro-Trap sound to make it into the music space in 2023, it would be an ode to the memory of one of its collaborators, Biggie (full name, Philip Chibuzor) who remained a loyal friend till the curtains dropped. The song was only right to be put out as a message inspired by a deep bond to share the genuineness of what they had.
At this pace, W4 stamps his feet for an eventful year by constantly reinstating his mark of excellence and replenished style. Stanzee who is the executive producer at Stanzee Records promises to experiment further than his familiar kind of sound and he’s determined to also spend a year full of exploits.
‘Loyalty’ comes with its little direction for listening which should be more than once. This is advised in order to grasp Stanzee’s leading verse into a reiterated first big Afro-Trap of the year which without W4 would never make a complete anthem.
Song Description:
Given a slight jazz epitome, ‘Loyalty’ reveals both Trap and Afro presence with a leading rap verse. It makes the umpteenth multi-tempoed Nigerian song which possesses a proportional level of energy on both the singers’ and listeners’ end. The song beckons a stage rage depending on the performance of the singers while each kick accounted for, cements all the genres involved. It is another product of fusion that will travel farther than its home base.
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