Flavour x phyno x zoro - gbon gan gbom (une soul) %2 kezyklef

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Flavour x Phyno x Zoro – Gbon Gan Gbom (Une Soul) | prod. Kezyklef
Flavour teams up with Phyno & Zoro to drop this new track, ‘Gbo Gan Gbom (Une Soul)‘. The song is everything you’d want in your classic Igbo (Ogene) tune. Produced by Kezyklef, ‘Une Soul’ the traditional Igbo instrumental beats with contemporary African rhythms. Zoro & Phyno, two of the finest rappers from the East drop some nice gems on the track to make it even fresher. ‘Une Soul’ is already looking like the anthem for Christmas season in the east. Enjoy!
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