With the first release under Xpresso Records, RVMP teams up with Wendy Kay to bring you Haiku. Its Japanesque vibe complements the song whose title means poem in Japanese. It is a story of modern love in the city of Nairobi.

Bless The X.

Available on all major platforms: https://ampl.ink/jjwRV

Written by: Malcolm Chege & Wendy Agwata
Produced, Mixed & Mastered by: Malcolm Chege
Released by: Xpresso Records

Cover Art by: MR. LU*

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RVMP x Wendy Kay - Haiku

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