Mr Fizz Diss Nazz in New Song

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Raising Afro pop and soul artiste Nazz with two hit singles MoneyO and Pana Refix has been breaking through the music industry with his unique style. 

Months ago SavannahOnline decided to bring in Mr. Obed O. Otoo an experienced sound engineer and the man behind the numerous caller tunes made available by Spice-Ghana to analyze Money-O. 






‘’ The song can match any of the Afro pop songs trending now. It can easily make you dance. The simple yet complicated theme is enticing enough to capture the mind of listeners, whilst making the listener loose the fact that the song is in more than one language ‘’. Mr obed said.


Nazz has released a new song titled One Africa, an inspiration and motivational song dedicated to all but especially young Africans.  One Africa features Mr Fizz, a rapper based in Ghana and graduated with a degree in accounting at the Islamic University College of Ghana. Mr Fizz has been invisible in the music industry in Ghana.





This certainly looks like an old school reunion for Mr Fizz and Nazz, but Mr Fizz didn’t give Nazz the luxury to outshine him. Mr Fizz used less than 3 minutes to slap Nazz with flawless lyrics. Sensational punching lines, lyrical maturity that clearly shows his command over the English language.

Speaking to Sanatu Zambang, Mr Fizz told Sanatu Zambang ‘’ Nazz is an undoubtedly a great talent in music and it's always great partnership with Nazz. He's focused and intelligent'' It’s always a pleasure and good feeling of partnership working with Nazz. Absolutely I will work with him all the time. Mr Fizz added.


Nazz is also a graduate of university Islamic University College in Accra, with a degree in marketing. Nazz told Sanatu Zambang ‘’ Mr Fizz is so good, I feel like featuring him in every track of mine. But am definatly going to collaborate with him from now onwards ‘’- Nazz said.  

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