Khaid Releases ‘444’ EP
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Khaid Releases ‘444’ EP

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Nigerian singer cum rapper, Khaid has dropped a new EP titled 444, confidently exhibiting his range and versatility. The project follows his previous releases like I Don’t Care with Mavin Records’ Boy Spyce and Run Away with Ghanaian songstress, Gyakie.

444 is a three-track project that offers a diverse range of sounds. The EP kicks off with the introspective I Don’t Wanna Die, a hip-hop-infused track where Khaid effortlessly showcases his lyrical prowess and confident delivery. The second track, Way Back, featuring Afrobeats heavyweight Olamide, takes a different direction, blending infectious melodies with catchy lyrics. The project concludes with Letter From My Bro, a track with a more introspective vibe that highlights Khaid’s vocal range and songwriting abilities.

With 444, Khaid demonstrates his ability to experiment with different genres while maintaining his regular sound. The EP testifies to his talent and his potential to become one of the important voices in the Nigerian music industry.

Listen below;

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