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Watch Reminisce perform at Industry Nite

Reminisce who has released 'Tesojue', and 'Local Rappers' from the project performed a good number of tracks from the LP.

Industry Nite With Reminisce

At Spice Route last night, April 29, 2015, Reminisce a.k.a Alaga Ibile performed tracks off his third studio album 'Baba Hafusa'.

The venue was packed by fans of the hit Yoruba rapper who wanted to know what his anticipated album sounds like.

'Baba Hafusa' was released today, April 30, 2015.

You can watch the video if Reminisce performing below;

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