Eccentric Nigerian musician, Terry G is set to release his third studio album, and contained in it, will be an emotional collaboration.
New collabo between pop star and late rapper almost out
Terry G recently shared the news that he’ll be releasing a new song featuring the late DaGrin, the well loved Ogun State-born rapper, who died in 2010.
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Terry G recently shared the news that he’ll be releasing a new song featuring the late Dagrin, the well loved Ogun State-born rapper, Oladapo Olaitan Olaonipekun, who achieved monumental fame as an indigenous language rapper before he died on April 22, 2010.
Terry G shared a photo of the late Dagrin on his Instagram page with the caption: ‘TERRY G FT LEGENDARY DAGRIN soon come…#blood @dagrin9ja….u can never be forgotten…still number 1…you inspired a lot …#DAGRIN4LIFE #barakogrin #MYALBUM #thisyear’.
Terry G already has two released studio albums; his debut album, titled 'Terry Gzus', was released in 2011. His sophomore album, 'Book of Ginjah' dropped in 2013.
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