Fameye, Black Sherif hold fans in suspense for debut collaboration
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Fameye is on a collaboration spree and he seems to be focused not just on quantity but quality.
On Wednesday, November 22, 2023, the Highlife star indicated on X that "in less than 10 days," he would release a song with the sensational Black Sherif.
Talking up the number, he declared: "The country & the world lives happily ever after" following the release.
Fameye, fondly called Peter, added light bulb, flexing muscles, 100 and prayer hand emojis to the X post and also attached was a crisp picture of "Peter and Blacko" in a recording studio.
On October 11, Fameye hosted BET winner Stonebwoy on the remix for his Not God single.
On November 10, multiple award-winning rapper Amerado featured Fameye on a remix for his Kwaku Ananse song.
Now, "the country and the world" await his imminent collaboration with Black Sherif, in a season where music fans are experiencing showers of new songs just in time for the festive season.
Considering Fameye's power to make his listeners dance and reflect at the same time and Black Sherif's knack for soul-moving anthems, one can only imagine what a blend their unique perspectives in life and music would birth.
We have only to wait for this debut collaboration of theirs.
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