Dice Ailes drops ‘Ginika’

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Dice Ailes continues to stake his claim as the go-to guy for choruses in the Nigerian music industry, with a brand new Afrobeats record, ‘Ginika’. Having already displayed a consistent knack for crafting catchy and memorable records such as ‘Otedola’ and the more recent ‘Alakori’, the Chocolate City artist has returned with a brand new single, ‘Ginika’, which has the potential to be a December club smash.

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On Ginika, Dice muses about his love interest over a drum-heavy beat by popular producer, Kel P. According to Dice Ailes, the song is an emphatic, dance-ready, earworm with enough unpredictable transitions, twists and turns, that it never gets boring.

“It’s also short enough that you’ll want to keep it permanently on repeat”, he said.

 

Nigerian Tribune

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