The Edo anthem affectionately referred to as “B Side” by World Brownie, emerges as the latest Edo song that captivates audiences with its infectious Amapiano beat and a nod to the legendary Sir Victor Uwaifo’s timeless track, “Joromi.” World Brownie introduces a refreshing and contemporary take on Edo music, blending traditional elements with the trendy Amapiano genre.

The use of “Joromi” in the chorus pays homage to the rich musical heritage of Edo State, Nigeria, while the incorporation of Amapiano infuses a modern and danceable vibe into the anthem. Amapiano, known for its groovy and energetic beats, adds a dynamic flair to “B Side,” making it a blazing hit that resonates with a diverse audience.

The song evokes a sense of pride and celebration of Edo culture and identity. By infusing the anthem with the spirit of “Joromi,” a song deeply embedded in the cultural fabric of Edo, World Brownie creates a musical bridge between the past and the present, ensuring that the younger generation can connect with their heritage.

In addition to its catchy chorus, “B Side” feature lyrics that celebrate the distinctiveness of Edo culture, its vibrant traditions, and the resilience of its people. World Brownie, through this anthem, not only entertains but also pays homage to the roots and sounds that define Edo music.

As Amapiano continues to gain popularity globally, World Brownie’s fusion of this genre with the classic “Joromi” melody adds a unique and exciting twist to the Edo music scene.

Play World Brownie B Side audio mp3.