Music: Oritse Femi – Kelele ft. Olamide



It is a brand new gyrating tune from Musical Taliban – Oritse Femi entitled “Kelele”. The song which features YBNL boss Olamide is a dance-ready street tailored number.
Music: Oritse Femi – Kelele ft. Olamide


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