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Nick Gift & Drew Chadhall just released ‘Something New’ featuring Wada
We just got exclusive new work from ‘Nick Gift & Drew Chadhall with a feature from Wada – Something New’, a song that captures a fresh and soulful melody by songstress WADA currently living in Russia.
‘Something New’, was produced under Vibro Melodic and distributed by MRKD. production houses, check it out here and find out a bit more about the talent below.
NICK GIFT
Producer & songwriter Nick’s love for electronica, soul and lounge music has influenced his sound heavily, creating his own unique feel and feeding the masses an unforgettable taste of his production. He makes music for the soul.
DREW CHADHALL
Gate keeper of Botswana music culture and artistry. Drew is currently Head of Music & Culture at leading urban youth radio station, Yarona fm. A pivotal and influential voice of entertainment and events industry in Botswana, having founded some of the biggest music and arts events in the country such as Chillstep Sundays, Next Big Edm Dj & The HipHop Element just to name a few.
WADA
Song writer, poet and actress is growing to be a formidable and appreciated performer, her sultry voice and undertone notes has become a signature piece to artistry.
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