Davido explains how he got Nas to record a verse on my album

Published on November 13, 2020 at 2:58 PM by FACE OF MALAWI

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David Adeleke widely known Davido has revealed how he got American rap legend, Nas to feature in his song.After the release of ‘A Good Time’ last year, the Nigerian singer has stepped up his game with his recent release.

Yesterday, Davido released the highly anticipated album, A Better Time, much to the pleasure of his fans.

The 17-track project is coming a year after he dropped A Good Time album in 2019.

The tracks in the new project include ‘Fem’, ‘Jowo’, ‘Something fishy’, ‘Heaven’, ‘Very Special’, ‘Holy Ground’, ‘The Best’, ‘Shopping Spree’ and ‘Sunlight’.

Others include ‘Tanana’, ‘Mebe’, ‘La La’, ‘So Crazy’, ‘Birthday Cake’, ‘I Got a Friend’, ‘Fade’ and ‘On My Way’.

The body of work also features several music heavyweights including Nicki Minaj, Chris Brown, Nas, Young Thug, Tiwa Savage, Mugeez, and CKay.

Others enlisted for the album are Lil Baby, Hit-Boy, Sho Madjozi, Bella Shmurda, Sauti Sol and Mayorkun.

Speaking on how he met Nas in an interview with Reece Parkinson on BBC Radio 1Xtra, Davido said;

“Everything in this album really just happened with the Grace of God and it was just luck. I was at on of Hitboy’s studios working and I’m like ‘let me go to the bathroom real quick’. I use the bathroom and as I come out I’m washing my hands and I look to my right and I just see Nas. True story!

“He was like ‘Are you Davido?’ and I’m like ‘Yeah’. It was crazy.

“I went back to the studio recording and I look behind me and just see Nas comes in the studio, he’s bumping his head.

” I asked ‘Do you think you can give me a verse?’ and he agreed. 15 minutes later the verse was done. Two days later we shot the video and it was amazing”.

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