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Seunzzy Sax announces August release dates for two gospel music projects
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Seunzzy Sax announces August release dates for two gospel music projects

Vanguard Nigeria about 2 hours 1 mins read
Seunzzy Sax announces August release dates for two gospel music projects

By Chioma Okoye

Nigerian gospel saxophonist Seunzzy Sax has announced the release dates for two new music projects scheduled for August under GRIT FOUNDATION MUSIC.

According to the label, the first project, Emi O Ma Yin O, will be released on August 1, while its official music video is set to premiere on the first Sunday of August.

The second project, Kabiyesi Reloaded II, features gospel singer Jennifer Ahonen. The audio version will be released on August 14, followed by the official music video on August 16.

GRIT FOUNDATION MUSIC said the music videos were produced through an international collaboration between Nigerian filmmaker Gameboy Akinluyi and Israeli filmmaker Ido Berlad, who co-directed the productions. Akinluyi also handled the editing and colour grading.

The projects will be available on major digital streaming platforms on their respective release dates.

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