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Femi Jaye Drops The Infectious Bimmer

By Marcus AdetolaApril 6, 2021
Femi Jaye Drops The Infectious Bimmer

Femi Jaye drops Bimmer, a precursor to celebrate the end of the nationwide lockdown. Bimmer is undoubtedly an infectious Afro-fusion song with a vibrant appeal more suited to a boisterous environment. And it couldn’t have come any sooner, especially with summer being around the corner. It would be such a shame to have this track relegated to individuals listening by themselves at home.

Femi adds a colourful video that captures the party spirit. Bimmer is an exciting track that gets your body moving. The young Londoner from Barking is one to watch, so keep an eye out for his upcoming project Flower Boy Femi.

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