Yaba Buluku Boyz toast to success in new Amapiano anthem ‘Bom Job (Good Job)’

The road to glory is long and arduous, which is why the Amapiano hitmakers can’t help but toot their own horn! After three years of marching strong, Yaba Buluku Boyz are proud to announce the first lead single off their much-talked-about studio album, “DONSA,” with a self-congratulatory anthem entitled ‘Bom Job (Good Job).’

‘Bom Job (Good Job)’ is a token of how far the Boyz have come since they set sail in 2021. From the confines of Maputo to becoming global ambassadors of Africa’s freshest sound, their hearty message is too clear to miss.

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DJ Tárico’s pulsating rhythms and the reverberating barks of Nelson Tivane and Preck ensure their vote of thanks sounds as blockbuster as it should be.

The new single gives fans a taste of what they can expect from Yaba Buluku Boyz’s debut album, “DONSA,” presented by Geobek Records. It is an ode to the countless milestones they have amassed, but more importantly, a toast to life.

The Boyz recently celebrated their birthdays on February 27, 28, and March 5, capping off their new age with this powerful statement of a song. Likewise, ‘Bom Job (Good Job)’ is a signal to all hustlers with a dream. It is motivation fuel to keep going because greatness awaits.

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“We are very proud of this song and what lies in the many weeks ahead, and we hope it inspires fans to celebrate their achievements and pursue their dreams with vigor,” says the Boyz. ‘Bom Job (Good Job)’ is now available on streaming platforms worldwide paving the way for the group’s forthcoming album, “DONSA.Yaba Buluku Boyz - Bom Job (Good Job)https://vmgafrica.lnk.to/BomJobGoodJobAr

The Yaba Buluku Boyz, composed of DJ Tárico, Nelson Tivane, and Preck, are a distinguished musical ensemble that has made remarkable contributions to the music industry, showcasing the rich cultural tapestry of Mozambique.

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Their unique sound and performance style reflects the diversity of Mozambican music traditions, serving as a bridge to connect communities and celebrate Africa’s shared heritage.

Since their debut as a group in 2021, the three have collaborated with the likes of Burna Boy, Falz, Yemi Alade, Iyanya, Harmonize, Crayon, Jah Prayzah, and lots more. Aside from earning multiple nominations from reputable bodies like AFRIMA, the group has performed atvarious events and festivals across and beyond the continent.