Scientific & Quincy B - Shawty (Prod. By Infectious Michael)
- 9 years ago
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Scientific a Liberian born-Ghanaian based Hip-Hop/Rap musician bounces back in a new sizzling hit with Quincy B, a Liberian artist/producer. 'Shawty' is a song which best describes an African Queen, who is one in a million, with a body like a goddess and worth trading the world to be with.
With songs such as 'My Dream', 'Feel My Pain' and 'I Can See The Light' amongst others, Scientific portrays himself as a talented, sleek African artist who appreciates and celebrates his roots and people through music. With songs depicting the hardships in Liberia and Africa, the tends to motivate Liberians in particular to fight to achieve their dreams, this time around its a song to tell the African woman how beautiful and adored she is. According to Scientific, his African Queen is a 'Precious Diamond'.
In a short interview with Scientific, he says ‘I wanna give Quincy B a bigger platform so I prefer this because we both did the song and he brought the idea as well’.
Quincy B who happen to be Wonda World newly Signed artist also graces this song with his angelic voice which mesmerizes and sends his listeners into another world. In such an era where most of our African women including young ladies are swayed away by what is termed as 'Western beauty’, this song is much needed to prove that our African Queens are still appreciated and loved in their natural skins and culture.
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Scientific a Liberian born-Ghanaian based Hip-Hop/Rap musician bounces back in a new sizzling hit with Quincy B, a Liberian artist/producer. 'Shawty' is a song which best describes an African Queen, who is one in a million, with a body like a goddess and worth trading the world to be with.
With songs such as 'My Dream', 'Feel My Pain' and 'I Can See The Light' amongst others, Scientific portrays himself as a talented, sleek African artist who appreciates and celebrates his roots and people through music. With songs depicting the hardships in Liberia and Africa, the tends to motivate Liberians in particular to fight to achieve their dreams, this time around its a song to tell the African woman how beautiful and adored she is. According to Scientific, his African Queen is a 'Precious Diamond'.
In a short interview with Scientific, he says ‘I wanna give Quincy B a bigger platform so I prefer this because we both did the song and he brought the idea as well’.
Quincy B who happen to be Wonda World newly Signed artist also graces this song with his angelic voice which mesmerizes and sends his listeners into another world. In such an era where most of our African women including young ladies are swayed away by what is termed as 'Western beauty’, this song is much needed to prove that our African Queens are still appreciated and loved in their natural skins and culture.
TWITTER @scientificgh