“Down low”is the latest jam to be released from Tanzania by celebrated artists AB Nabil featuring Roma.<\/p>\n
Roma and AB Nabil have dropped this new jam in the middle of a Pandemic creating a form of entertainment for their fans. I mean who wouldn’t want something to dance to in this times?<\/p>\n
The two are a good blend vocally have served their fans quite a tune. The song brings a familiar tune \u201cKatika\u201d by Navy Kenzo in the chorus to mind plus Roma sounds a lot like Professor Jay who is now a member of parliament in Tanzania.<\/p>\n
Roma\u00a0 is a\u00a0 rapper that has clearly stood the the wind of time as he keeps doing good music by the day.<\/p>\n
The three minutes song is in Swahili and English and a little of Rwandese.<\/p>\n
AB-Nabil takes this first bit of the song<\/em><\/p>\n You say you want me to give you dough my money<\/em><\/p>\n Baby baby I give you more<\/em><\/p>\n Mimi napenda ukijogodo jogodo mama eh<\/em><\/p>\n The way you take it down low down low mama eeh<\/em><\/p>\n The song is basically a feel-good song.<\/p>\n The video is simple without much dance, from the title of the song one expects that there will be some serious dancing all the way \u2018down low\u2019 but surprisingly there is none of that. The vixens could have done better on this. Anyway, the video is rather calm for the title.<\/p>\n AB-Nabil has been in the industry for slightly more than two years and has done several songs including: Mfata, Runyenyeri, Najua unanipenda, Ndagushaka, Monica, Kananipenda, Tulia, Come Close, Sofia, Usichoke among many others.<\/p>\n Roma on the other hand has had a few songs with his greatest hit being “Naitwa Roma.”The artist who has occasionally been accused of running away from Tanzania his home country.<\/p>\n The two artists still have a lot room to build their brand each and do collabos with the many East African artists. With both having a good number of fans who are very supportive within East Africa the two are set and on the right track.<\/p>\n Rating 6\/10<\/p>\n