Cojo Rae- Yagye Nsam ft Jay Bahd & Strongman Out Now


Ghanaian base artist Cojo Rae ‘Don’t need your love’ hit maker under the team of Wayne Chavis Records just releases his brand new song “Yagye nsam” which he featured Asakaa boy Jay Bahd and rapper Strongman on this one. Click on the link below 👇 to stream song 

ALL PLATFORMS🎶

https://ditto.fm/yagye-nsam

SPOTIFY🎶

https://open.spotify.com/album/2qUV7UWshQ51HkT0I9tvZk?si=n2s85_5eSx-5hFHNtYbT0w

 APPLE MUSIC🎶

https://music.apple.com/gh/album/yagye-nsam-feat-jay-bahd-strongman/1693338937?i=1693338942

BOOMPLAY🎧

https://www.boomplay.com/share/music/130914449?srModel=COPYLINK&srList=IOS

AUDIOMACK🎶

https://audiomack.com/cojorae/song/yagye-nsam?share-user-id=22221943

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