Nigeria: Tito Da.Fire Unveils Artwork for Upcoming Single 'Carry Go' Amid Dating Rumours

1 September 2024
Vanguard (Lagos)
By Ayo Onikoyi

Nigerian Afro-fusion star, Tito Da.Fire has revealed the official artwork for his highly anticipated single *Carry Go*, which dropped on August 30, 2024.

The artwork, featuring Tito's headshot against a Dallas Fort Worth backdrop with symbolic elements like a burning teddy bear and a heart-shaped chocolate pack, has sparked excitement among fans and industry insiders. The location marks a pivotal moment in Tito's life, symbolizing the start of a two-year journey filled with heartbreak, personal challenges, and eventual resilience.

*Carry Go* is more than just music; it's a deeply personal narrative of Tito's struggle and comeback, embodying the perseverance that defines his career. The single blends Afro-fusion, Afrobeats, and World music with raw, emotional storytelling, promising to be one of Tito Da.Fire's most impactful releases.

Meanwhile, a recent Instagram video featuring Tito and a model has ignited dating rumors, adding further intrigue to the upcoming release. While Tito remains tight-lipped about his personal life, the buzz surrounding *Carry Go* continues to build.

*Carry Go* was available on all streaming platforms from August 30, 2024. Follow Tito Da.Fire on social media for more updates and exclusive content.

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