Oritsefemi Finally Drops 6th Studio Album

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Singer , Oritsefemi, has finally dropped his 6th studio album.

The self-styled musical taliban, dropped the album titled, Corporate Miscreant, On November 1, 2016. Corporate Miscreant, is a 21-track album.

The album, boasts of a few featured artistes to include Mavins, Reekado Banks, Flekta Man, Shokah, Citibi, White Man and HHS.

 

 

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