Kelly Rowland wants to collaborate with Ayra Starr on Bloody Samaritan remix
American musicstar Kelly Rowland may soon be collaborating with fast-rising Nigerian artist Ayra Starr on the ‘Bloody Samaritan’ remix.
Kelly and Ayra Star took to their respective Instagram stories to repost and concur to a fan’s post which suggested the duo collaborated on the Bloody Samaritan remix.
“@Ayrastarr x @kellyrowland I need this remix to happen for the culture please,” the fan captioned the video post while playing the hit song Bloody Samaritan.
Kelly Rowland reposted the post with acceptance captioning “say the word!!!! I am ready”.
Ayra Starr is a 19-year-old Mavin Records artist who came into limelight in 2021 with her hit album “19 and Dangerous”.
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