Sean Tizzle Plans to Hit The UK with an Album

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Sean Tizzle held a private listening party for the album today, Tuesday, October 7, 2014 at a private night club in London. Photo: Filed


Sean Tizzle is currently in London, England and we hear the trip is connected to plans to release the deluxe edition of his debut album titled The Journey.


The rising singer who dropped the album for the Nigerian market in May 2014, is in UK to officially release a special deluxe edition of the 17 track album.


Sean Tizzle held a private listening party for the album today, Tuesday, October 7, 2014 at a private night club in London, with DJ Unbeetable on the wheels of steel.


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