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Nasty C makes history as first African artist to have Shazam Exclusive Playlist

Award-winning rapper Nasty C has made history as the first African artist to have a Shazam Exclusive Playlist on Apple Music. The star shared the exciting news on social media.

Nasty C added his new single There They Go from his upcoming album, Zulu Man With Some Powe as the first song on his playlist. Other artists on it include Jay Z, Drake, Frank Ocean and T.I.

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On the artists he chose, he shared in part; “I chose these songs coz they’re my go-to tracks for when I’m in a good mood. I bang this list when I’m traveling, in the car and even in the shower. Music makes me feel free and unrestricted. It’s important to choose your playlist wisely.”

This comes a week after he signed to Def Jam Recordings.

Nasty C makes history as first African artist to have Shazam Exclusive Playlist. Congratulations!

 

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EXCLUSIVE @SHAZAM PLAYLIST ON @APPLEMUISC! Link in my Story!!!

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SEE ALSO: Nasty C signs to Def Jam Recordings

Take a listen to the playlist.

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