If Afrobeat and flavor had a baby, it’d be “Briyani”!, The Groovist just served a steaming plate of vibes with this new track, blending Naija rhythm with a dash of global spice. Imagine Fela’s horns shaking hands with Lagos street pop, then diving headfirst into a pot of jollof-inspired beats—this is that “no shaking” anthem!
Produced with that “pepper dem” energy, “Briyani” cooks up a storm: crispy percussions, simmering basslines, and The Groovist’s buttery vocals dropping lines like “From Lagos to Mumbai, my sound dey twist garri!” It’s a celebration of cultural fusion, where pidgin slang dances with Hindi grooves. Street vendors, Owambe parties, and midnight cruises—this track is the soundtrack to it all.
Why’s it hitting? The chorus is pure fire—“If you no get joy, come chop Briyani!”—a call to forget your troubles and wine your waist. TikTokers are already turning it into challenge gold, while Naija DJs are baptizing it the “new Friday night holy water.”
The Groovist might not be a household name yet, but “Briyani” just declared him the “oga” of feel-good bangers. Hungry for a hit? Press play, grab a plate, and let the rhythm feed your soul. No dulling allowed!.
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