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Review: Jayda G's Guy

05-Jul-23 22:00

Review: Jayda G's Guy

Canadian DJ and producer Jayda G has really made a name for herself both behind the decks and on her own records. After a steady stream of successful house tunes, she switched up her sound with a wide range of genres and built her sophomore record around clips of her late father which makes the album a celebration of his life. This week, we review Jayda G's brand new album 'Guy'.

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Scars

When She Dance

Heads Or Tails

Meant To Be

15 Foot

Blue Lights

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Rating: Daryl - 2/5 | Othniel - 2.5/5

Top Picks: Heads Or Tails, Meant To Be, Scars

Produced by: Daryl Ong, Othniel Ting

Presented by: Daryl Ong, Othniel Ting


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