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Davido announces new song, ‘Right Here’ featuring 2Face and Jeremih

Davido says 'Right Here' is on his next album. 

Davido announces new single, ‘Right Here’ featuring 2face and Jeremih. [Instagram/DavidoOfficial]
Davido announces new single, ‘Right Here’ featuring 2face and Jeremih. [Instagram/DavidoOfficial]

Since his spotless 2017 run, an album has been mentioned in conversations with superstar, Davido.

But a few days ago, he confirmed that an album is imminent and that a song, titled 'Right Here,' which is set to feature 2Face and Jeremih will be on the album.
A few weeks ago, he said he was going ‘phoneless’ for one month to complete his album. Since then, pictures and videos of him have surfaced with producers, Kiddominant or Sarz in the studio with him.
However, what seems like his first single, ‘Blow My Mind’ featuring American singer, Chris Brown has since hit the charts and been streamed more than three million times on YouTube.
With recent success, it seems Davido has an insatiable appetite. On July 31, 2019, he announced ‘Right Here’ featuring 2Face and American singer, Jeremih on his Twitter account.

He calls the single one of his favourites from the upcoming album. He typed, “Right here ft Jeremih x 2 Face prod by @NorthboiBeats. One of my favorites from My upcoming Album!!!”
As fans await the song and his second studio album, you can listen to ‘Blow My Mind’ below;




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