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Sarz’s “Yo Fam” Celebrates Nigerian Culture with a Global Touch

Featuring Crayon and Skrillex, the Track Gets a Vibrant Visual Treatment

In a recent musical collaboration that has caught the attention of fans worldwide, legendary Nigerian producer Sarz teamed up with Mavin Records’ sensation, Crayon, and globally acclaimed electronic music producer, Skrillex, to release the track “Yo Fam”. This Afro-EDM masterpiece perfectly blends Crayon’s vibrant vocals with an upbeat electronic sound infused with afrobeat rhythms.

To further elevate the track’s prominence, Sarz recently unveiled the official music video for “Yo Fam”. The visuals, released in celebration of Nigeria’s independence, serve as a tribute to the richness of Nigerian culture, particularly its street culture. The video captures the essence of Nigeria’s organic street culture, portraying its raw and unfiltered nature. It showcases camaraderie and the realities of the Nigerian people, all set in authentic locations without any attempts to glamorize or dilute the genuine essence of the streets.

The video’s direction was masterfully handled by the award-winning Director K of Prior Gold Pictures. Known for directing numerous Afrobeat hit videos, Director K’s expertise shines through in this project, creating a visual narrative that complements the track’s energetic vibe. Scenes of joy, celebration, and unity dominate the video, with Sarz and Crayon taking center stage, embodying the spirit and energy of the song.

The production of “Yo Fam” is a testament to the combined talents of Sarz, Skrillex, and Dave Nunes. Their collective efforts have birthed a track that not only resonates with local audiences but also has a global appeal, transcending geographical and cultural boundaries.

As the song continues to gain traction, it stands as a reminder of the power of collaboration and the magic that can be created when artists from different backgrounds come together. “Yo Fam” is more than just a song; it’s a celebration of culture, unity, and the boundless possibilities of music.

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