Bowale – Farabale
By GuardianTV Music
06 February 2019 |
3:59 pm
Dreamchasers sensational Nigerian artiste Bowale releases the highly anticipated visual for his latest single titled FARABALE. This record was produced by Teemix a Nigerian/ Ghanaian based producer who is also Bowale’s long time friend and musical partner.
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