The Okoye twins know how to keep an audience's energy up, it seemed as the entire Abidjan crowd was in a deep ecstasy that only kept growing throughout their set. P-Square offered up an electrifying show that featured all of their huge hits and even dropped the 2Pac classic "Do For Love. When the first notes of "Personally" rang out people lost it, jumping from their seats onto the field and running to the stage. Everyone was overwhelmed by the show and the security had to get tighter at the end of the show.
We caught up with Peter and Paul the day before their show at their hotel to talk about the upcoming P-Square album and possible collaborations. This year, we went on a month holiday then came back and here we are again. No track list or number of tracks yet, we watch out, trust me!
Super fancy guys know the deal. P: You had a song with Rick Ross last year, are you collaborating with any other artists soon? We said to ourselves: you know what? When it comes, it comes.
If it happens, fine! Peter: We had this new single "Testimony" because we wanted it for the fans who knew the style we came up with. With "Alingo," the more electro-sounding like you said, we wanted to go with a noisy kind of flavor. We still do all styles. We love doing them because we kinda wanna satisfy all of these fans. You might have some fans who just appreciate a song because it's a reggae song.
If you decide to go for reggae, go for it. P: This is your third time in Abidjan. What are you expecting from your concert? But for Abidjan, we now know. The first one was in a big arena, the second one in a stadium and this time in a stadium again. Peter: I call it the armor outfit, the one that has the shoulder pads. I call it the "Alingo" outfit. It was my own idea.
