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NottyNW’s ‘Fine Boy’ video to premiere on January 15

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January 15, 2021

Ghanaian artist, NottyNW is set to release the visuals of his hit song ‘Fine Boy’ across TV stations in Ghana.
The colorful video was directed by T. G Omori, the award-winning Nigerian music video director and
cinematographer.
It will be premiered exclusively on television stations including 4SyteTV, GhOneTV, Bryt TV and Zylofon
TV on Friday, January 15, 2021. The video will debut on Youtube afterward for music lovers across the
world to watch.

The video was shot in Lagos, Nigeria’s largest city, which is known for its beach resorts, boutiques and
nightlife. It is also home to the National Museum Lagos, displaying cultural artifacts and crafts, and
Freedom Park, once a colonial-era prison and now a major venue for concerts and public events.
The upcoming visuals showcase the rich tradition and culture of the continent of Africa.

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Omori’s hallmark of quality work helming videos from Burna Boy, Wizkid, Falz, Timaya, Olamide, and
Naira Marley was brought to bear on the soon-to-be-released video of NottyNW.
His management, New Way Escalate, says the video will build upon the critical acclaim and momentum
generated following the release of the song in September 2020.

‘Fine Boy’ was the first single off a new EP by NottyNW, which will be released this year.
Inspired by music legends such as Nana Ampadu and Fela Kuti, NottyNW is on a mission to leave a lasting
legacy in the music world with his craft.

With an innate ability for writing quality songs, he wants to be remembered for his dedication to being
versatile and changing the music industry with his talent.
A set of songs including ‘Hennessey,’ ‘Available,’ ‘Avaya’ and ‘Money’ will be released in the coming
months.
NottyNW, born Nathan Amankona Boateng is leaving footprints on the music scene with his infectious
songs.

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