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Kenzo releases video with Jamaican star Alaine

2015 BET winner Eddy Kenzo has released a new video featuring Jamaican dancehall/reggae artiste Alaine. Kenzo has been raving about this new collaboration with Alaine for some time now. The two met recently when he was on tour in the USA thanks to 3 Sticks a promotional company in the US. Since he did the collaboration, he has been throwing it in the face of all those that care and especially his followers on social media.

So on January 26, at around 1pm, his social media fans were the first to get a taste of it before he uploaded it to his YouTube channel. According to the info we are getting from our sources at Big Talent, the “Addicted” video featuring Alaine was shot In Dallas, Texas, in USA, where he shot his last video “Sembera Eno”. The video was directed by, according to his FB post “my good friend PATRICK ELIS” a nigerian video producer based in the USA with the help of producer Kusein of Bank Records. Kenzo wrapped up his FB post saying, “TEAM EDDY KENZO…You guys are the WINNERS. Let’s win again push Africa and Ugandan music further. Enjoy this video!”

 

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