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Hiplife artiste set to release debut single “Power” July 28
Barzini is preparing to unleash a potential smash single to pave the way for public appeal for his masterpieces.
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The upcoming song is titled “Power” and it’s his debut single which he is sure will break boundaries.
Produced by one of Ghana’s most sought-after sound engineers, Itz CJ, the song is targeted at lovers. It sheds light on the need to be protective of each other and provide supports despite the obstacles that partners may face in relationships.
“Power”, a Hiplife banger, comes with sweet melodies and easy-to-sing-along lyrics.
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Barzini, whose legal name is Samuel Osei Owusu, attended City Secondary and Business College, and furthered at Executive Business and Professional College, gaining two Diplomas in Marketing.
His music career started after school and managed to record with big names like Kesse, Shatta Wale, Skonti, Kwaw Kese, Yaa Pono, Flowking Stone and others.
He believes legendary producer, Da Hammer of the Last Two Group, is the best Ghanaian producer of all time.
Barzini’s vision is to take Ghanaian music to the next level.
According to his management, “Power” will be released on Saturday, July 28.
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“Fans should expect a different level of Hiplife taken to a much higher or the highest level,” Barzini assures his fanbase.
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