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AG Da Profit, a Liberian Afro-House Artist Based in the US, Releases “Baddest” Featuring Spinner and Swizzy

Ag Da Profit is an African act that is flying the African flag and sound abroad in order for the rest of the globe to experience the enchantment that is Africa! He was born in Liberia but now lives in the United States. He is a self-made legend who has combined the dynamic and delectable sound of the afro with other unique and alluringly contagious African culturally fulfilling music sounds to create a concoction of glittering melody that can be felt across the board and defies the limitations of any single genre. We can truly claim that he creates music for the spirit and heart. And for those who enjoy getting down on the dance floor, there is no better music to approach with your dancing shoes than Ag Da Profit! 

Recently, he released the single “Witchcraft Behavior,” which was warmly welcomed on the streets of Africa and beyond, and admirers recorded videos of themselves vibing to the sparkling track on TikTok and other social media platforms.

He returns with another seductive anthem for the women, “Baddest,” featuring fellow musicians Spinner and Swizzy. The song honors the boss ladies who work hard every day to provide for themselves and their loved ones. The type of independent ladies who do not rely on a guy to pay their bills: This is the song for them, and when they raise their hands in the air and dance to the beats, they are reminded of how perfect they are!

 

“Baddest” is a piece of wonderful dance music with precisely matched Afro-influenced styling that flaunts its aspects of Afro-beats and African sound with both great confidence and a tremendous amount of flair. This tune is bursting at the seams with virtuosic instrumental work and accompanied by a fantastic lead vocal performance by Ag Da Profit that is filled with personality. The three artists did an incredible job of blending their diverse musical influences while putting their own personal creative spark into the mix to create a truly wonderful piece of music that is endlessly listenable!

Every aspect in the music is blended with accuracy and clarity, and the way the various melodic and rhythmic ideas are bounced off one another makes for a satisfying listening experience. 

“Baddest” is now available for streaming on all of your favorite digital platforms, and Africa is unprepared for this summer party tune, which will reverberate far and wide throughout African streets and beyond!

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Delvin

Founder of Tunepical, a blog dedicated to sharing my love of music with you. I believe that music is the key to life, and if you're listening to the right songs at the right time, everything is possible!

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