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Yung L covers Di'Ja's 'Awww'

Yung L who scored the hit 'S.O.S' in 2013, covers Di'Ja's latest music offering in his own unique way.

Yung L, one-third of the collective known as GRIP BOYZ, lends his vocals to Mavin Records act Di'Ja's new single 'Awww'.

Yung L covers the new single, adding his own twist and blend to the single. The native of Jos Town released a single late last year called 'Shooga'.

He is set to be featured heavily on producer Chopstix's album 'Parallax'.

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