Date 2023-07-22
Category Lyrics, Lyrics Video, Naija Songs, New Music
In an exciting collaboration, Crayon teams up with the talented Ayra Starr for the mesmerizing track “Ngozi” from his newly released album, “Trench to Triumph.” Produced by the renowned Sarz, this song is already making waves among music enthusiasts since the album dropped yesterday.
“Ngozi” showcases the exceptional vocal prowess of both Crayon and Ayra Starr, blending their unique styles seamlessly to create a harmonious and captivating sound. The song’s soulful melodies and heartfelt lyrics resonate with listeners, making it an instant favorite.
Sarz’s masterful production adds depth and texture to “Ngozi,” elevating it to new heights. The infectious beats and rhythmic elements perfectly complement the vocal performances, creating a sonic experience that leaves a lasting impression.
The title “Ngozi,” which is of Igbo origin and means “Blessing” in English, sets the tone for the song’s uplifting and positive message. Crayon and Ayra Starr’s vocals exude passion and emotion, bringing the lyrics to life and evoking a sense of joy and gratitude.
As part of Crayon’s “Trench to Triumph” album, “Ngozi” serves as a shining example of the artist’s artistic growth and versatility. It showcases his ability to deliver soulful and heartfelt music while exploring new creative territories.
Ayra Starr’s feature on “Ngozi” adds an extra layer of depth and charm to the track. Her velvety-smooth voice complements Crayon’s vocals flawlessly, creating a captivating duet that will undoubtedly leave a lasting impact on listeners.
With “Ngozi,” Crayon and Ayra Starr prove that they are true musical forces to be reckoned with. The song’s emotive lyrics, coupled with the exceptional production, make it a standout addition to the album and a testament to the artists’ immense talent.
As fans and music enthusiasts delve into the captivating sounds of “Ngozi,” they can expect an enriching and soul-stirring experience that beautifully encapsulates the essence of Crayon’s “Trench to Triumph” album. With such powerful collaborations and heartfelt performances, Crayon continues to solidify his place as one of Nigeria’s rising stars in the music industry.
Crayon – Ngozi (ft. Ayra Starr) (prod. Sarz)
21 July 2023
1 Song, 3 minutes
℗ 2023 Mavin Global Holdings Ltd/Blowtime Entertainment
Lyric Video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zmf2a8kukYc
You gimme light, bi ti solar
Can feel your love taking over
On a good day, I be loner
See what you make me discover
Girl, you don change my persona
The revelation is in order
All the pressure I’ve been under
Why I call you Ngozi
God don bless me, Ngozi
No deserve this kind loving
The loving wey you show me
Private lounging in Paris
With expensive room service
No one make me do like this
Girl, I gat you, no worries
No worries, girl
E dey do me wah wah oh
Scatter my internal
Craving your nsala oh
You’re killing me, Kitana oh
Jeka lo, biza wa o
Hypertension idi nla nla
Referee, no disallow
You’re killing me, Kitana oh
E dey do me wah wah wah oh
Scatter my internal
Craving your nsala oh
You’re killing me, Kitana oh
Jeka lo, biza wa wa o
Hypertension idi nla nla
Referee, no disallow
You’re killing me, Kitana oh
Everything you do me, I like
My best friend, the love of my life
I no fit dey without
Abi you want make bad belle off my light?
The future I want to hold on to
Girly no fear, I dey for you
I go run the matter for me and you
Make I be the reason you believe in true love
Why I call you Ngozi
God don bless me, Ngozi
No deserve this kind loving
The loving wey you show me
Private lounging in Paris
With expensive room service
No one make me do like this
Girl, I gat you, no worries
No worries, girl
E dey do me wah wah wah oh
Scatter my internal
Craving your nsala oh
You’re killing me, Kitana oh
Jeka lo, biza wa wa o
Hypertension idi nla nla
Referee, no disallow
You’re killing me, Kitana oh
E dey do me wah wah wah oh
Scatter my internal
Craving your nsala oh
You’re killing me, Kitana oh
Jeka lo, biza wa wa o
Hypertension idi nla nla
Referee, no disallow
You’re killing me, Kitana oh