Hammed Abioye Adeyemi, a.k.a. Promzy, has released another single entitled, “Balling”.
The LAUTECH (Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, Ogbomosho, Oyo State) undergraduate, still riding on the successes of three previous singles, “Isale”, “Loke Loke”, “Awilo Dance”, is enjoying massive rotations on Spotify, Audiomack, YouTube, Boomplay and Apple.
Released recently, and produced by Softonthebeat, “Balling” is a toast of music lovers as the spot-on, sing along song is loved by many.
In Ibadan last week when he performed on stage with Wale Waves, Promzy was the toast of nightcrawlers, who wouldn’t stop dancing to all his songs. He was a delight to watch at Cruzer reloaded concert, the Ibadan Music Festival and also the popular Under G Block Party at LAUTECH.
Like many others, Promzy is taking advantage of social media because he understands the potentials available on it. His presence on social media is one of its type as he is constantly engaging his loyal fans every week.
“I call myself a man for the ladies because I always put the ladies first when writing my songs. Wherever there are ladies, there is fun.I am always busy making music, expending my little resources to push my brand, and I hope that one day, I will get a deal that will push my career to the next level,” says Promzy.
Promzy became involved with music while growing up in Ibadan and performing in his secondary school socials. He plays Afrobeat, Afrofusion with a feel of RnB, Dancehall and he is also versatile across other genres of music.
With the competitive music industry we have right now, Promzy is blazing the trail and making sense of the city of Ibadan in the mainstream. “Awilo Dance” is a critically acclaimed song that even caught the attention of Awilo Logomba himself. The song reflects the dance moves of Awilo with a new Amapiano sound, and it is currently a DJ’s favorite in clubs and parties.
The young act is raring to stamp his feet on the sands of time with his timeless music, which he believes will soon see him racing through the sky.
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