PAMMY JO IS BACK BIGGER AND BETTER WITH DOUBLE SINGLES

Talented Nigerian rock star with magic fingers on electric guitars popularly known as Pammy Jo has just released double singles entitled- Awigiri and Ayakoromo.
The double singles with a touch of Afro pop and highlife flare was done out of her unusual creativity to be outstandingly different from the crowd in the music scene.


Pammy Jo, has she’s fondly called is an authority in the world of rock music and her sojourn to African rhythm was a great challenge she was very happy to conquer for a better music production and brand new songs for her numerous fans. And, no wonder those that have listened to her new releases squealed that Pammy Jo is a bundle of talents and singing in a Nigerian dialect is really a good initiative outside the music box and she’s sure to go places with her new musical endeavors.

The new songs Awigiri and Ayakoromo where she featured TJina are targeted at good music lovers and her ever growing fans all over Nigeria and abroad.

Presently, she is working round the clock to promote her new singles on top radio stations across the country and also rehearsing with her dancers and video vixens for the forthcoming musical videos for her new danceable songs- Awigiri and Ayakoromo.

According to Pammy ' my club tour will totally be something new and different, which is quite unusual in the history of club live music'. 

More so, we gathered that Pammy Jo still retains her 6 band members and also positioned to be having a first class gigs on the island in classy bars and lounges with other female music talents anytime from now.

Pammy Jo is a reputable singer, song writer, producer, presenter and a director who with deep roots in the entertainment industry.

We recalled that Pammy Jo started her career in 2005 with the song ‘Lale’ which means 'At Night' in Yoruba Language. And, in 2007 she produced the first ever Nigerian Rock TV program which aired on July 7th 2007- on Lagos weekend television, TVC and Cable Networks.

In 2009 she organized the first Nigerian rock concert at event centre, The Vault, in Victoria Island Lagos. At the same event she also launched the first Nigerian rock magazine called GOTH ROCK.