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Rapper back with new club banger “Bottles” featuring Medikal
D-Black is back to shake the industry once again with “Bottles” featuring Medikal.
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The 30-year-old music mogul who went on an unannounced hiatus for almost 2 years has returned to stir the industry once again with “Bottles”.
Speaking to Pulse.com.gh, the “Seihor” hitmaker disclosed that he took a break to focus on other businesses and to re-strategize his record releases.
“I was focusing on other things. I was rebranding myself, building a night club and establishing a new event company with a friend.
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I organised the Bukom Banku and Ayittey Powers fight and also went on tour in the US. So, it was a combination of many things.
I also wanted to take my time to record new materials and properly strategize how to release.”
On his new record “Bottles”, D-Black said it’s the reflection of his true lifestyle. He admitted he chills at the night club every weekend hence the new single.
“My new song ‘Bottles’ reflects my true lifestyle. I go out and chill every weekend so the song is a true reflection of my life.”
D-Black also disclosed that he featured Medikal because he shares a similar trait.
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“Medikal lives just like me. He is in Tema ‘boiling’ every weekend.”
“Bottles”, an Afrobeats influenced Hip-hop track produced by Ronny Turn Me Up, will officially be out on Friday, July 28.
The song will be out with a classic music video shot in Accra and it will premiere online on Pulse.com.gh Facebook page live.
You can pre-order "Bottles" on iTunes.
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