DJ Dimplez drops video for his new single ‘Clean in this B’ featuring multitalented Nigerian artist, Burna Boy and popular Mozambican producer, Ellputo on the beat. A collaboration featuring the artistic efforts of three African countries “South Africa meets Nigeria meets Mozambique”.
Singer featured in DJ Dimplez's ‘Clean in this B’ video
‘Clean in this B’ video was shot in Johannesburg with cameo by Mozambican popular Hip-hop artist Laylizzy and the magnificent producer Ellputo with great performances by Burna Boy.
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Dimplez released a single with Nigerian artist, Ice Prince, titled ‘Bae Coupe’, after the release of the album and now it comes as no surprise that he’s teamed up with another Nigerian multitalented artist, Burna Boy, in this summer heat track titled ‘Clean in this B’.
Burna Boy is known for his feature contributions on smash hits, such as AKA’s ‘All Eyes On Me’ & ‘Baddest’, has a distinctive voice and flow, bringing the final touches to an already phenomenal beat, produced by popular Mozambican producer ‘Ellputo’.
Watch below.
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