" I like what you do, I just want make you slow down..." What kind of dance song starts with that line? The kind that' s an appreciation of the female body in dance without being obscene. The title " Nwa nti nti" is an Ibo phrase for taking it easy. With the Igbo lyrics that make up a very catchy chorus, you' d think this song was mixed and mastered in our very own Naija, but this is coming straight to you from Atlanta, Georgia in the US of A. The dude behind this hit dance track is a beat-maker and a singer/songwriter who has worked with American recording artists such as Anthony Rhodes (@prod_A_Rhodes) and Maybach music artist 8ounce. There is a long list of Nigerian recording artists with whom he has worked, such as Jayglow and LKT, King Salvage, Era, Genie with the Mic, O.B.A., Krismo, Motion C, Locci, Dr Jazz, Bayarn, Slim T, Chicagoo, Lord UD, Gslim, Nonny, Claureth Daniels...and we' re still counting. It goes without saying that Masta T, (real name: Martin Chigbo Ezeonu) is no newbie to the game. Born in Atlanta some decades ago by parents of Igbo descent, from Anambra State, Masta T is a trained electronic engineer who is currently working as an IT professional while also working on new music projects with some rappers and singers abroad. He started making crazy afrobeats in 2009 and went into doing his own singles in 2010. He has recorded a couple of songs like Carry you go, Killa, Downdown, BBB, Dutty Wyne and a couple of others. Nwan Ti Ti which is actually " nwantinti" is an afropop dancehall track recorded, mixed and mastered by Grammy-Award winning Steve Fisher in his 11th Street Studios in Atlanta GA. Steve has worked with loads of top artists, producing some artists' entire albums including, just to name a few; Soaleze and Future (mixed and mastered his entire Pluto album). Masta T is also looking to work with some artists in Nigeria in his new projects as he is moving towards making a debut album.