Nigerian Hip-hop star ‘Big Cat’ to drop new single in April
Fast-rising hip-hop musician, Yusuf Olatunde Mustapha, commonly known as Big Cat, has hinted to his followers that he will drop another fantastic song on April 8, 2022.
Big Cat said ‘Na Me’ will be coming with Afrobeat vibe to reignite the flame across his fan base.
“This song took a lot of energy,” he said. “It speaks to my street credibility and how Nigerian youth need to believe in themselves.”
Produced by PfizzyDeBeatzKilla and mastered by Slonn Records, ‘Na Me’ is anticipated to dominate the airwaves when ready next month, he added.
Big Cat’s gruff and unique lyrical submissions have earned him increased attention as one of Nigerian youths’ favourite emerging stars in entertainment — and fans have anticipated his latest track since the pandemic.
“I am bringing in my best and I thank my fans for not relenting in supporting my brand,” he said. “I will always appreciate them.”
The track will be available on distribution platforms to be announced upon release.
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