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    I Wrote ‘Unavailable’ And ‘Risky’ For Davido – Peruzzi Reveals

    Emma TeeBy No Comments2 Mins Read

    • Peruzzi reveals he wrote Davido’s ‘Unavailable’ and ‘Risky’ in new freestyle.

    I Wrote ‘Unavailable’ And ‘Risky’ For Davido – Peruzzi Reveals
    I Wrote ‘Unavailable’ And ‘Risky’ For Davido – Peruzzi Reveals

    In a stunning turn of events, Nigerian singer and songwriter Peruzzi has unveiled the details of his significant contributions to two of superstar Davido’s smash-hit tracks.

    This revelation came about in a rather unexpected manner, leaving fans both amazed and intrigued about the dynamics of their collaborative efforts.

    Peruzzi’s musical journey took flight in 2016 when he joined Golden Boy Records. However, it wasn’t until 2018 that he achieved widespread recognition by signing with Davido Music Worldwide.

    The dynamic duo has, over time, produced a series of chart-topping hits. Yet, what truly astonished many fans was the depth of Peruzzi’s involvement in the creation of some of Davido’s most adored songs.

    While fans had long speculated about Peruzzi’s behind-the-scenes role in crafting songs for Davido, it remained unofficial until this moment.

    ‘Risky’ is a song Davido dropped in 2019, featuring Jamaican singer Popcaan; and ‘Unavailable’, featuring South African singer Musa Keys, is the biggest track off his 2023 iconic ‘Timeless’ album.

    The songs “Risky” and “Unavailable” stand as well-established hits that have dominated the music charts.

    However, the recent disclosure of Peruzzi’s substantial contribution to the songwriting process behind these tracks has left fans both astounded and deeply appreciative of his remarkable talent.

    The revelation came in the form of a videotape where Peruzzi was freestyling rap. With a grin on his face, he dropped the bombshell by saying, “What’d you expect when I wrote ‘Risky’… When I wrote ‘Unavailable,’ I was still unavailable. I did it though, see the outcome, unbelievable (sic).”