KiDi and popular American producer, Teddy Riley, have finally released a remix of the former's hit song ‘Say Cheese’.
This comes after the Grammy award-winning producer had expressed interest in working with the Ghanaian artiste in April.
In an interview with Andy Dosty on Daybreak Hitz, Teddy Riley had said he was impressed with KiDi's work after monitoring him on social media.
The two got together and remixed KiDi's Say Cheese - the first song on his EP Blue.
The producer added new depths to the song using new beats and introducing some backing vocals to the song.
Say Cheese the remix was released on Tuesday September 1 on Lynx Entertainment's YouTube page.
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