Music: Nasty C – HIGH KEY Ft DJ Whoo Kid
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- Artist: Nasty C
- Genre: Rap
- Featuring: DJ Whoo Kid
- Recorded: 2023
South African rapper and music star, Nasty C, comes through with a single which is titled "HIGH KEY".
The song "HIGH KEY" is a loveable song that was well written and composed. The 2020 song is an awesome song that you can't afford to miss.
The song serves as a track off the body of work Project, "ZULU".
The award-winning musician, DJ Whoo Kid, adds unique style to the single, delivering an unforgettable verse that truly makes the track stand out.
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