Nigerian singer-songwriter, Falz, returns with a brand new track which is titled “Owa”.
Coming in as Falz’s first release for the year and featuring the award-winning Tekno, “Owa” is an amazing record that should be on your playlist.
Produced by Chillz.
Watch the video below:
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