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[Music] Emiboy Ft. Teni – I Go Pay

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“I Go Pay” is Emiboy’s latest single which features the hit making Teni as well as Killertunes on production duties.

Born Emeka Daniel Udeogu, Emiboy has had a steady climb to pop reverence. A graduate of Plateau State Polytechnic, he studied Quantity Survey, a course which did little to eclipse his true dream of becoming one of the biggest music stars out of Africa.

For over four years he’d been releasing great music and caught his break in 2019, when he put pen to paper for his first record deal with the Lagos-based Oga Ndi Oga Entertainment.

It is an opportunity at structure he relishes, now able to put out his catchy and groovy songs with more intent, like this new record with Teni.

“I Go Pay” is a riveting duet, carried by the energetic delivery of Emiboy and Teni’s charismatic vocals.

Together, over Killertunes’ mid-tempo beat, they excite as role players – the male artist being the enamoured lover with intentions to spoil his lady; Teni the lover, eager to be showered with much moneymas the love she offers.

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