Davido’s new album, ‘A Good Time’ set for October release
The album will be a follow up to 'Omo Baba Olowo' which dropped in 2012.
Davido announces his new album, 'A Good Time.' (Sony Africa)
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The event was attended by Nigerian Journalists, artists and key industry people. During the event, Davido announced that his new album will be titled, A Good Time and that all songs, but one will be produced by Nigerians. According to the superstar, the album will also drop in October 2019. However, the exact date is unknown.
The album will be a follow-up to Davido’s first album, Omo Baba Olowo which dropped in 2012. Although Davido released an EP titled Son Of Mercy in 2016, it’s not an album. Since the turn of the year, Davido has released a number of singles, but ‘Blow My Mind’ is wildly thought to be the first single off A Good Time.
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During the event, Davido also teased four songs from the album and they are titled, ‘Vanity,’ ‘Risky’ which is based on his famous freestyle, ‘Animashaun’ featuring Yonda and ‘One Thing.’
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