Pasuma to hold listening party for pop album in July

(Pasuma drops new song 'Oruka'. Photo: NET)(Pasuma will hold an album listening party for his anticipated pop album on July 30. Photo: NET)
In the last 12 months, Fuji star, Pasuma has been working on his first ever pop album. Since then, he’s dropped several pop singles and collaborations with pop stars including Tiwa Savage, Patoranking, Frankie Free and others.
All is now set for to release the new album titled My World and Pasuma has announced an album listening party for July 30, 2015. Packaged by his record label, Wasbar Records and the Afolabi Oyekoya led AO21 media, the gig at The Place in Ikeja GRA, Lagos.
The event will witness performances from the likes of Olamide, Phyno, Oritsefemi, Terry G, Lil Kesh, Sound Sultan and others. Comedian, Omobaba will host the album listening gig while DJ Jimmy Jatt, Dj Sosse and DJ Boombastic are listed as official DJs for the event.

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