Zlatan joins Bad Boy Timz on I salute 

With his fans itching for his forthcoming debut album dubbed, No Bad Boy, No Party, set to drop in a few weeks, award-winning pop maverick, Bad Boy Timz returns with a vibrant bop dubbed, I Salute, which also sees ace Street Hop act Zlatan baring his sonic weight to create an evergreen party bop. 

Following the success of his last two singles Big Money, and Faya, both of which have amassed a cumulative 10 million song plays across music streaming platforms, Bad Boy Timz continues his stellar run, with this Amapiano and Afro-pop banger. 

Produced by Grammy-nominated act, P.Priime, I Salute captures Bad Boy Timz in his versatile artistic element, and it also reveals his collaborative spirit – something listeners can expect more of on his upcoming No Bad Boy, No Party album. 

Themed around celebrating life, which is a key tenant for Bad Boy Timz as he lives out his ‘Jordan Year’ in triumphant fashion, having recently turned 23, the No Bad Boy, No Party album is set to cement Bad Boy Timz as one of the best new Afrobeats risers on the global stage. 

Revered for massive hits like Move, and Loading, with more recent fan-favourites like Big Money and Faya, Bad Boy Timz burst onto the scene only three years ago, with the breakthrough jam Check And Balance, which he then followed up with his self-titled debut EP that accumulated over 10 million streams in that year.

The last two years have seen the fast-rising star grow from strength to strength, including winning the ‘Rookie of the Year’ award at the Headies Award, amassing over 100 million global streams, and charting on the Billboard US Afrobeats Song Chart. I Salute is out across music streaming services.