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Following his sold-out Village Underground headline last October. Nigeria’s star-studded producer/DJ returns to London to headline Hackney Wick's beloved Colour Factor this December.
The afrobeats sensation continues a long and impressive run of collaborations with the likes of Bruno Mars, Wizkid, Tyla, and Omah Lay. Expect some of the best afrobeats the world has to offer, in the hands of some very special guests.
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London, Greater London, E9 5EN
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