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Music : Olamide Faison – “I Know”
Olamide, former Imajin member, has been on his grind for some years putting in solo work.
Olamide Faison, former member of the R&B group Imajin, has been on his grind for some years now putting in solo work.
The NYC based singer-songwriter has a moment of reflection over the simple acoustic track, as he fights back the urge to call up his ex.
“With the dawn of change some wonder if anything will remain. It’s not easy letting go but It’s a must in order to grow,” says Olamide.
You can catch Olamide occasionally at The Bitter End in New York giving an impeccable acoustic set.
In the meantime, check out Olamide Faison I Know below:
Check out more of his music on SoundCloud
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