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Navio, Geosteady And Deewone Dropped A Song Dubbed 'Shake Yo Body'

Navio, Geosteady And Deewone Dropped A Song Dubbed ‘Shake Yo Body’

Daniel Kigozi commonly known as Navio, George Kigozi and Geosteady have finally striked again in a new song. This time around with a major hit collaboration featuring Swedish producer and rapper Deewone.

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Latest news indicate that the three artistes have already released their new latest single dubbed ‘Shake Yo Body’, which was produced by OEG beats while mixing by Sweet sounds records in Sweden.

However, the “Twegalire singer, Navio started the song with an introduction of his partners on this one, while Deewone singing the verse to bring out a clear picture.

Afterwards, Geosteady mimed a catchy hook and verse while Navio comes back with a catchy sing along verse, something which will make this tune outstanding.

The video is set to be dropped soon since it was shot already in Uganda by Hennix Touch. Keep posted for more news and updates about your favorite celebrity.

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