Toast returns with a drill tune

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Toast returns with a drill tune

Award-winning Malawian rapper Gomezgani 'Toast' Kambwiri has dropped a song after a long break in the industry. The song which is labelled Angels has been delivered in drill fashion. Speaking after the release, Toast said his fans asked for new music hence he decided to grant them their wish. 'My fans said they wanted new […]

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