M.A.M.B.B.P out with M.A.M.B.B.P
The Afrobeats fixation in most contemporary music has grabbed the hearts of many music lovers across the globe, thus most artistes infuse the genre in their works.
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The genre has given African musicians like Fuse ODG, Wizkid and DBanj international recognition and it is not surprising that it continues to amass huge following in recent years.
With African backgrounds from Brisbane, Australia, comes an Afrobeats group, Mix After Mix Big Boys Production (M.A.M.B.B.P).
The group is made up of Farari, Emayi, Obie and Wy’es who are poised to conquer the world music scene with their latest song titled, M.A.M.B.B.P.
The group’s love and passion for music started about four years ago by the two brothers Obie and Wy’es. They started a rap group called M.A.M and began getting attention for some of their songs.
They later partnered with Emayi and Farari and released an E.P last year which had songs such as Oluwa Bless Me, Mona Lisa, Break It Down and many more.
After being nominated in the best group category at the 2014 edition of the Afro-Australian Music and Movie awards, they decided it was time to release a new single after that feat.
The self-titled song produced by Wy’es is a fast tempo afrobeat song with a very bumping beat. It encourages people to dance and give thanks to God while at it. Delivered in English and Pidjin, the song has a catchy chorus and rap that would move a listener to tap the feet.
When asked about the song they told Showbiz, “We wanted something that will distinct us from every other Afrobeat group especially in Australia. This is more like announcing our presence to make the world know our worth”.
The video for M.A.M.B.B.P which was directed by Mirene Igwabi has already been released online and has gained a huge number of views already. The video captures the group partying with pretty girls in a night club.
“We want our fans to know that this is just the start of more hits from the camp of M.A.M.B.B.P,” the group assured their fans.