Can I Talk - Ice Prince feat. Joell Ortiz & M.I. Abaga

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Chocolate City rap superstar ICE PRINCE drops a massive hip-hop track titled “CAN I TALK” days after dropping the emotional “TEARS FOR NAIJA”. CAN I TALK, which was produced by TMXO, features SLAUGHTERHOUSE Puerto Rican rapperJOELL ORTIZ, formerly of Dr Dre’s AFTERMATH RECORDS, and the lyrical dexterity of self-styled “Chairman” MI ABAGA, Ice Prince’s fellow label mate.
CAN I TALK is a ChocBoi flavoured hip-hop track with a dash of Latino in between, thanks to the hard-hitting hip-hop bars of Jce Prince, Joell Ortiz and MI Abaga.
The track was arranged by popular UK duo DABEATFREAKZ, SAMMY GYANG and CITYMONSTER (G.R.U).

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