Zambian vocalist Tina Selemani and rapper B Quan team up for the hard-hitting hustle anthem “Money.”

This one lands squarely inside the gritty, bass-driven zone that Zee beats fans and street-pop lovers have been craving. The sound pushes forward with raw energy built for money ascent, hard grind and overcoming daily economic struggles. Every element feels tuned for neighborhood blocks and late-night weekend turnups.

B Quan, known as Phamaika, brings that high-octane delivery and street credibility he has become famous for. Tina Selemani matches him with energetic vocal deliveries and an authentic presence that keeps the record grounded. Together, they create an explosive collaboration that works as everyday hustling motivation.

The production carries a heavy, determined pulse that suits both artists well. B Quan’s raw grit sits against Tina’s lively tone without clashing, while the beat keeps tension high throughout. It is a focused record for anyone chasing paper.

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