Epe Kayokayo 2022: Kularanking Releases Kayokayo Track, Set To Perform on Grand-Finale (MP3 Download)

By Babatunde Kaka

Upcoming afrobeat artists release a new track in commemoration of the Epe Kayokayo 2022 festival

EKO HOT BLOG reports that upcoming afrobeat artists, Kularanking, have released a new music track in commemoration of the Epe Kayokayo festival.

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The young and versatile music artists from Epe produced the track in honour of the rich cultural heritage of the town which was entrenched in the mid-18th century by King Kosoko of Lagos.

Since one of the goals of the festival is to promote exceptional talents in the community, the Committee has thrown their weight behind the emerging music stars and are billed to perform on the Grand-finale, come Saturday, 27th 2022.

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It is interesting to note that the song is lyrically rich with a blend of prayers laced with messages of unity and high praises of Epe traditional rulers and their subjects.

This is a breath-taking and thrilling music performance you wouldn’t want to miss.

Download the music track here

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