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Label:NTS
Cat-No:NTS-TADYK
Release-Date:16.12.2022
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Ammaarae - D*A*N*G*E*R*O*U*S
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Ammaarae - Fancy
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Ammaarae - Fantasy Ft. Maesu Ckay
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Ammaarae - Leave Me Alone
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Ammaarae - Jumping Ship Ft. Kojey Radical Cruel Santino
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Ammaarae - Feel A Way Ft. Moliy Princess Adjua
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Ammaarae - Trust Fund Baby
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Ammaarae - Hellz Angel
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Ammaarae - Céline Ft. Kyu Steed 6
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Ammaarae - Dazed And Abused In Beverly Hills
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Ammaarae - Sad, U Broke My Heart
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Ammaarae - 3am
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Ammaarae - Sad Girlz Luv Money Ft. Moliy
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Ammaarae - Party Sad Face Ft. Kz Odunsi The Engine - Crazy Wurld Outro
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Ammaarae - Sad Girlz Luv Money Remix Ft. Moliy Kali Uchis
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Ammaarae - Fancy - Remix (Ft. Bree Runway)
40g LP, High UV Gloss Gatefold Jacket and 60cm double-sided fold-out poster.. it's a big release! TIP!

Raised across multiple cities, Amaarae’s music reflects a life split between New Jersey, Atlanta and Accra. As indebted to raw Southern rap as it is dancehall, her work also holds echoes of glossy mall rock and bubblegum pop. Embraced and endorsed by the Nigerian Alté scene as it was exploding into action several years ago, THE ANGEL YOU DON’T KNOW is an exuberant opening statement from Amaarae, anchoring her sound in her heritage and myriad influences, channelled through female empowerment. Whilst working on the record, Amaarae’s
reference points ranged from Paul Wall to Meat Puppets, reflected in the kaleidoscopic vision of the album, effortlessly jumping from the country trap of FANCY to an Afro-house comedown in 3AM. The vinyl release of TAYDK is packaged in a UV gloss gatefold sleeve with double- sided poster insert. It features an exclusive remix of FANCY, featuring London rap royalty Bree Runway.

Press:
"The future of Afro-pop” New Yorker “An instant classic” The Guardian
“One of the most compelling new acts on any continent” Pitchfork More