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Zeeblast - Old Soldier, an excellent tune that you will love

Prince Norin aka Zeeblast is from Abua/Odual local government in Rivers state. Even though he is a graduate of Chemical/Petrochemical engineering from Rivers State University of Science and Technology, he is a brilliant artist. He is signed under the SB Flamez ent. His has recently released a tune Zeeblast - Old Soldier, produced by Surface, and mixed and also mastered by Brain. The video was shot by Bash E.M.

Zeeblast - Old Soldier

Image: instagram.com, @zeeblast
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Zeeblast is a talented artist that has a lot to offer the music industry. His talent is difficult to miss. His style is unique, and his pattern of music will leave you yearning for more. He is best known for Afro, reggae and dance hall. True to his name, he is indeed a blast.

Review of Zeeblast - Old Soldier

Although the tune is just new, and a few days old, it is one that is a sensation. In fact, it would not be surprising if it turns out to be a banger in the next few days. If you love partying and dancing, this jam would be the bomb. Considering the anticipation that fans had before its release, the reception is one that would be amazing. It is just a matter of time, and this song will be in everyone's mouth.

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Instagram reviews

Zeeblast - Old Soldier

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Source: UGC

Some of the comments from users are as follows:

zeeblast1: Anticipate #video /audio dropping soonest#zeeblast#kpahii
cannavarojohnson: Nice 1 bro,kip it up.

This song will be a great banger really soon. Check out the Zeeblast - Old Soldier song and download it. You will not regret doing so as you dance to the tune. It is the perfect partying jam.

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