[AUDIO] SLIM T UNVEILS BRAND NEW KID CHRISTMAS SINGLE – “MERRY CHRISTMAS”

Trip City Entertainment’s newest signee Slim T unveils his brand new Christmas single titled “Merry Christmas” to celebrate his fans and supporters in this Yuletide season. After the huge success of his debut single “Die Representing”, which featured a star studded line-up of Eva, Brymo, Skales and a host of others, Slim T is poised and ready to conquer 2012 and this new Christmas single “Merry Christmas” is the perfect way to show thanks and appreciation to everyone that has brought the young Nigerian rapper to this point.

Produced by Ex-O, “Merry Christmas” is a slow-building gem led by lush keyboards, snyth arrangements and drum patterns as well as a beautiful harmony from a Children’s choir over which Slim T flows effortlessly to reminisce over the essence of Christ-wish the listener a very Merry Christmas. This one is bound to leave a warm fuzzy feeling in that special place for every listener.

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ABOUT SLIM-T

Emerging Nigerian Hip-Hop artist Slim T – real name, Adetayo Okeowo – has fast-risen to position himself as one to definitely watch out for in 2012. He first burst onto the scene with the massive “Die Representing” single has seen his stock rise since then with several massive collaborations with Sammy, Hakym and Ex-O to just mention a few.

Music for Slim T has always been more than just realizing a childhood urge to thrill audiences, it’s the place that he goes to be at peace with himself and he’s now been blessed to be able to share that with a much wider audience.

Now signed to Trip City Entertainment, Slim T – who draws his influences from the likes of Jay-Z, M.I, Linkin Park and Trybesmen amongst others – is set to take on the world and bring a fresh new vibe to rap music as we know it. 2012 is the year to watch out for Slim T.

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