Listen to Ayanda Jiya and A-Reece’s Heart Melting Collaboration ‘Falling For You’

Ayanda Jiya and A-Reece connect in the singer's latest single.

South African singer Ayanda Jiya gifted her fans a special Valentine's Day gift today. This gift titled "Falling For You" features the rapper A-Reece.

"Falling For You" is an old school R&B-inspired tune in which the singer details her feelings for a special somebody who stole her heart. Ayanda sounds at home over an instrumental that leads with a looped 8-bit sound reminiscent of the video game Pacman.

🚨MY BRAND NEW SINGLE FT A-REECE OFFICIALLY IS OUT!!!!🚨 #FallingForYou @reece_youngking 👇👇👇👇… https://t.co/QvQTvcodZj
— A Y A N D A S T A N D (@A Y A N D A S T A N D)1550097369.0

A-Reece's verse is cherry on top of an already sweet cake. He raps in sparse lines that allow him and the listener to breathe as he adds his 2 cents on the subject.

Download "Falling For You" here.

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Watch Wizkid’s New Music Video For ‘Smile’ Featuring H.E.R.

The Nigerian star dedicated the new video to his three sons: Bolu, Ayo and Zion Balogun.

Nigerian musical heavyweight Wizkid released his latest track today. The song, titled "Smile," features Grammy award winning US singer/songwriter H.E.R.

The track coos sounds of unconditional love and the things we do for it. It features Wizkid and H.E.R. going in over an infectious beat.

This comes as Wizkid fans await the release of his delayed fourth album, Made in Lagos. We're sure they'll be more excited than ever after getting this new single.

"Smile" follows Wizkid's latest release Soundman Vol. 1 EP, which came out late last year and featured the likes of Chronixx, DJ Tunez and more.

Listen to Wizkid and H.E.R.'s "Smile" below.

Update: Watch the newly released music video for "Smile" below. The Nigerian star dedicated this new Meji Alabi-directed music video to his three sons: Bolu, Ayo and Zion Balogun.

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