Nonso Amadi Taps Majid Jordan For New Single "Different"

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20222.7K Views

Toronto's Majid Jordan joins Nonso Amadi on his vibrant new single, "Different."

It looks like Nonso Amadi might have a certified heater to add to your summer playlist. This week, the Nigerian-born singer delivered his new single, "Different" ft. Majid Jordan. The vibrant new single merges his penchant for afrobeats and R&B, and the addition of Majid Jordan to the record adds a futuristic element.

"I had instant musical chemistry when I first met Majid & Jordan to work on songs. I found that every line I wrote, they would push me to go even further with it and be more descriptive in my words so as to paint a clear picture to the listener. To this date, I try to apply this movie-script-like method to every song. This was the case with “Different” and other songs we worked on," Nonso Amadi said in a statement of his new collaboration with Majid Jordan.

Check the song out below.

Quotable Lyrics
She not nice but she looking nice
Cold hearted I could break the ice
The moment I see you, yeah, yeah
There's no way I'll leave you, yeah, yeah

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