old school afrobeats playlist

bracket - yori yori
p-square, akon, may d - chop my money (remix)
afro b, sk - baba god
yemi alade - johnny
d’banj - oliver twist
2 face - african queen
trojan - check your weight
fuse odg, tiffany owusu - azonto
sarkodie, castro - adonai
flavour - ashawo (remix)

my love for old school afrobeats will always be strong as it gives me a sense of nostalgia and good memories to reminisce on, hope you dance to this one!


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