In Summary
- Boutross And Blaiz Fayah tease ‘Position’.
- Blaiz Fayah is a songwriter and singer with a background from reggae, reggaetone and urban music.
- Krg The Don also revealed working on a jam with Blaiz Fayah.
Boutross and Caribbean star Blaiz Fayah have teased their highly anticipated collaboration dubbed ‘Position’.
Taking to his Instagram, the Angela hit maker shared a video showing the making of ‘Position’ from a makeshift studio at an upmarket apartment.
Both Boutross and Blaiz Fayah take turns on the mic as they interchange roles on the computer arrangement. The two also have their men chilling in the background as they vibe to the raw song.
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A police officer is also on standby maybe ensuring that there’s nobody to disturb the peace.
Boutross has since termed the new piece of art ‘Beef’.
“When I tell you hamko ready, hamko ready #position #loading
This one is beef with my bro @blaizfayah lets get it” he captioned.
Fans Reactions
The song’s sneak peek has since been received with great excitement.
We sampled a few of the reactions below.
“About to be some fire ting!!”
“Banger”
“Crazy man, this is real sh*t pull up”
“Hii lazima ibambe”
“Mambo ni mwoto”
Angela Success
Barely a year ago, Boutross teamed up with Juicee man for the massive hit dubbed ‘Angela’.
The dancehall tune catapulted Boutross to the global stage with the singer touring the UK, Rwanda and Uganda among other nations.
In one of his previous interview’s, Boutross revealed that ‘Angela’ hit had rewarded him with more than two cars.
Just the other day, ‘Angela’ went viral in the Philippine’s with students jamming to it.
Collaboration With Krg The Don
When Blaiz Fayah recently jetted into the country he was received by fellow dancehall star, Krg The Don.
According to the ‘Mambo Imechemka’ singer, a collaboration with Blaiz was in the offing.
Blaiz is songwriter and singer with a background in reggae, reggaetone and urban music. He plies his trade between London and Paris.
