After CashAPP song, Drey Spencer, gets ready for new tune

Afro-pop music star, Ibrahim Dare Mustapha, famously known as Drey Spencer, may have ruled the airwaves with his wave-making single, CashApp but the singer says fans should expect more from him.

While the song, which featured another popular pop star, Bella Shmurda, has continued to enjoy airplay months after its release, Spencer told TribuneOnline that he was already making a new tune that would “silence those who have tagged me a one-track star”, adding that he was made to be one of Nigeria’s top-ranking music stars.

Spencer, signed to Drey Spencer Records has had many songs to his name over the years but his CashApp track was all he needed to put his name on the map as the song has remained a regular feature at clubs and gigs since 2020.

Speaking with R about his next music, Spencer who graduated studied Business Administration from Olabisi Onabanjo University (OOU) hinted that he has recorded a couple of songs that would soon hit the airwaves in the next few weeks.

Having worked with Bella Shmurda, Zlatan Ibile, Cblvck, Mohbad, Badboytimz, Logos Olori, Dablixx Oosha, the singer who won 2020-City People Music Awards – Street Music Of The Year said working with top music acts have helped him to understand the dynamics of the music industry and what it takes to give the people sounds that sit down well with them.

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