King Bob Lee - Love Is Blind

Aliyu Gidado Abubakar who goes by the stage name KING BOB LEE is a Taraba-born artist based in Kano. King Bob Lee drops his first single titled "LOVE IS BLIND".

Prior to the release of this official single LOVE IS BLIND, King Bob Lee is an independent artist whose genres include Hip-hop, R&B and Afro-pop.

The artist first hit the studio professionally in 2003. He started as a vocalist in the defunct group UGs which was a group of four (4) artists as at then with two (2) vocalists. UGs released their first studio album titled "Peace and Unity" with their hit song titled MAMA earning some credit in the album.

King Bob Lee went solo in 2014. During his single spell as an indie artist, Bob Lee released BIG BOY, SEY LADIES, ZUNDUM DANCE and other singles. The release of these singles earned him two (2) multiple awards at the Jalingo City Award which was held in 2015 at Taraba State.

He won the awards under the categories " Best R&B artist" and "Best Unsigned Artist".
King Bob Lee has collaborated with acts like Mr Gee in the track "Balm Balm" and "Kumbiya Kumbiya" with Billy O.

"Love is blind" is a song that centers on the keyword "LOVE". According to the artist, love is all about give and take. It entails about him narrating what he feels about the girl of his dreams. Listen closely to the lyrics. The song has a catchy hook and it has a simple feel.

The song was produced by DJ Ay, mixed and mastered by COB J. Download below

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Connect with KING BOB LEE via
Twitter: @bobleeking
Facebook: Aliyu Bob Lee
BBM: 2A299AB8
Whatsapp: +2348069747964

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