According to him, ‘Chan Chan Lady’ is a romantic and catchy Afrobeats song produced by iPappi, known for his production on Stonebwoy’s ‘Ololo’. “‘Chan Chan Lady’ was greatly inspired by the Highlife genre, which originates from Ghana.”
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The “Lighters Up” hit maker who is already enjoying massive airplay said; “I have been working on a couple of songs ever since i dropped my first single and i feel this is the right time to release the next one”
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“Adrop nor see da way den scatter if you get vim abeg com out exactly what I thought I block the road man no fit ball out in a sec man Dey trek I lock your car your private jet I bet your boss sef start Dey pet if you like comot you go cough out.”
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“It has affected me, big time, because I was supposed to be out there by now, rehearsing with musicians, getting ready for my tours. I should have been performing by now, in fact, all my 53 gigs, they are cancelling them as the months go by.”
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Shatta Wale promised to go all out for fans with the Faith Concert. On Thursday he mounted a stage over his pool for the concert.
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His latest single “Wyne 4 Me” Prod. by Cundaliny is a dedication to the beautiful African woman who knows how to treat his King with almost love, a soulful Afropop music with a blind of African and traditional words to better tell the story of LOVE…!
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The International Reggae and World Music Awards is an award scheme that acknowledges and honours the accomplishments and contributions of reggae and world music artists.
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“Kelvyn Boy is just a talented kid I always want to work with,” The “Weather” hitmaker revealed this while speaking in an interview on the 3FM Drive show with Givani Caleb.
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“Lighters Up” his latest single talks about life struggles and how one can stay focused in the face of negativity and fakeness being shown around by many whom you would have thought they will rather love you.
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“I sought to empower them to work hard and shame their enemies. This song is doing so well because at least game boys are using it in their social media posts when they are flaunting their assets,” he added.
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