Fabian Secon Teams up With Felix Dicey To release Bandz No Sleep.

The Hip-Hop atmosphere takes a new direction with the new Single entitled "Bandz No Sleep", deriving from the collaboration of emerging British star Fabian Secon with Queens artist, New York Felix Dicey.

The track as such is apprehendable, at first as a composition R & B given the sweet way in which Fabian sings the chorus. On the other hand, we are immediately caught up by the charisma of heavy bass and the zest of Felix's singing rap, which plunges us into a purely Hip Hop universe. This musical production was also possible thanks to the involvement of producer Jens Ole McCoy.
In addition, for video capture, the duplet captures the streets of Copenhagen, accompanied by art directors Mark Stenild & Mikkel Stenild to film scenes quite simple but persuasive.

Listen and let us know what you think 

Also Download/Stream here: http://smarturl.it/Bandznosleep

 
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