Whether you're looking to "flex your love" or just need a beat that makes you move, Arewanmu is your destination for the latest in African music and storytelling.
"Cough (Odo)" originally debuted as the lead single for the EMPIRE compilation album, Where We Come From, Vol. 01 , before finding its home as a standout track on Kizz Daniel’s 2023 studio album, Maverick. Upon its release, it dominated the airwaves, debuting at and racking up millions of streams within its first week. Experience the Sound on Arewanmu
Afrobeats powerhouse has once again struck gold with his infectious hit single, "Cough (Odo)." Following the global explosion of "Buga," Vado D'Great returns with a track that is as smooth as it is catchy, further cementing his reputation for delivering "no bad songz." Now available for fans on Arewanmu , "Cough (Odo)" is the romantic anthem your playlist has been waiting for. Why "Cough (Odo)" is a Must-Listen
The subtitle is a tribute to Kizz Daniel's Ghanaian fans, derived from the Twi word "odo," which translates to "love" or "unending love".
Whether you're looking to "flex your love" or just need a beat that makes you move, Arewanmu is your destination for the latest in African music and storytelling.
"Cough (Odo)" originally debuted as the lead single for the EMPIRE compilation album, Where We Come From, Vol. 01 , before finding its home as a standout track on Kizz Daniel’s 2023 studio album, Maverick. Upon its release, it dominated the airwaves, debuting at and racking up millions of streams within its first week. Experience the Sound on Arewanmu
Afrobeats powerhouse has once again struck gold with his infectious hit single, "Cough (Odo)." Following the global explosion of "Buga," Vado D'Great returns with a track that is as smooth as it is catchy, further cementing his reputation for delivering "no bad songz." Now available for fans on Arewanmu , "Cough (Odo)" is the romantic anthem your playlist has been waiting for. Why "Cough (Odo)" is a Must-Listen
The subtitle is a tribute to Kizz Daniel's Ghanaian fans, derived from the Twi word "odo," which translates to "love" or "unending love".