Talented Ghanaian Artiste Showtyym has finally released his much-awaited inspirational song, “So High” on all streaming platforms.

The newest addition to the musician’s packed catalogue explores the challenges faced by young people navigating life’s many hurdles all over the globe.

On “So High,” Showtyym highlights the reality of mental stress and the appeal of psychedelics as a coping method with unadulterated sincerity.

This, he conveys with the line: “I’m so high, and I can’t feel my face but I’m smoking this last joint to clear the shit out of my brain.”

His personal experience and struggles are laid bare, and entwined with societal realities as the insightful lyrics reflect a narrative of resilience.

The Solosbeats produced track is an andante Afro-Pop masterpiece that is pensive yet danceable to and has all the potential to be a chart-topper.

Showtyym does impressively well to align these elements to produce an invigorating record, mixed and mastered by Drillyx.

“So High,” is a timely record, energizer and sonic eiderdown in a deranged world.

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About Showtyym

Born Pius Kesa, Showtyym is a talented Ghanaian musician from the Eastern Region, precisely Akosombo and an old student of T.I Ahmadiyyah Senior High School and Kumasi Technical University. He released his debut song, Dream Chaser (That’s on God) which garnered massive attention from music enthusiasts in 2023 after sharpening his craft for several years during his school going days. Heavily inspired by life experiences, personal observations and growth, Showtyym blends distinct sounds and genres to tell compelling stories that resonate with his growing audience. He aims to collaborate with other talented artists to curate impactful songs, rise to become a household name and mount the biggest of both local and international stages.

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Today, GRAMMY® Award-nominated global superstar Ice Spice returns with “Gimmie A Light” — the first official single from her forthcoming debut album Y2K. Set for release via 10K Projects/Capitol Records, the massively anticipated Y2K is due out later this year. Go here to stream/download “Gimmie A Light,” and check out the video here.

Produced by Ice Spice’s longtime collaborator RiotUSA — who also handled production on career-defining hits like her gold-certified breakout single “Munch (Feelin U)” — “Gimmie A Light” centers on a sample from dancehall legend Sean Paul’s 2002 single “Gimme the Light.” With all the effortless star power that made her an icon soon after emerging from New York drill scene, the Bronx Baddie unleashes a two-minute anthem spotlighting her whip-smart bars, rapid-fire delivery, and potent vocal command. Slick and self-possessed, the result is a high-energy track stacked with bouncy beats and irresistible hooks.

For the video to “Gimmie A Light,” Ice Spice once again joined forces with fellow New York City natives George and Frederick Buford, aka The Evil Twins — the fast-rising filmmaking duo behind the visuals for past hits like “Deli” and “Boy’s a liar Pt. 2” (her platinum-certified, chart-topping 2023 collaboration with PinkPantheress). Equal parts fantasy and hyperreality, “Gimmie A Light” places Ice Spice in a dizzying sequence of high-glamour scenarios: sipping Patrón El Alto on the dancefloor with a shiny piece of bling bearing her own likeness; posing with fat stacks of cash in her J’adore Dior baby tee; twerking in the back of a hot-pink Range Rover, surrounded by stuffed animals as the smoke-filled SUV speeds through the streets of her hometown.

Last month at Coachella, Ice Spice thrilled the crowd with a sneak-peak performance of “Gimmie A Light.” Her debut at the famed festival instantly drew raves from the likes of UPROXX, who proclaimed that Ice Spice “will almost certainly headline Coachella in the near future if her trajectory continues.”

Due out later this year, Y2K has been hailed as one of the most highly anticipated albums of 2024. With its title nodding to her birthday (January 1, 2000), Ice Spice’s full-length debut will also include her recent smash single “Think U The Shit (Fart).” The album arrives on the heels of her widely acclaimed debut EP Like..? — a 2023 release that landed on best-of-the-year lists from Pitchfork, Rolling Stone, The New York Times, and more and featured hits like “Munch (Feelin U)” and the platinum-selling “In Ha Mood” and “Princess Diana.”

Xavy, the rising star in the music industry, is set to captivate audiences once again with the release of his much-awaited EP, “Waiting for the World.” The EP, which features a mesmerizing blend of soulful melodies, poignant lyrics, and captivating rhythms, is poised to make a significant impact on the music scene.

With “Waiting for the World,” Xavy invites listeners on a journey through emotions, experiences, and reflections on the world around us. Each track is a carefully crafted masterpiece, showcasing Xavy’s unparalleled talent as both a songwriter and a performer. The EP offers something for every music enthusiast.

Xavy’s unique ability to infuse raw emotion into his music sets him apart as a true artist. His soul-stirring vocals combined with intricate instrumentals create a sonic experience that is both immersive and unforgettable. “Waiting for the World” is a testament to Xavy’s dedication to his craft and his unwavering commitment to authenticity.

“I am thrilled to finally share ‘Waiting for the World’ with the world,” says Xavy. “This EP is deeply personal to me, and I poured my heart and soul into every song. I hope that listeners will connect with the music and find comfort, inspiration, and joy in these tracks.”

“Waiting for the World” is available on all major streaming platforms

https://songwhip.com/xavy3/waiting-for-the-world

The Nigerian star’s first song in a while will leave you pumped and ready to take over the world! Crank up your volume and listen as he weaves a tale of struggle into a universal anthem of hope and confidence. Stream or download ‘Mile 2’ across all major digital platforms here: https://chinaz.fanlink.tv/Mile2

Chinaz is back and like it is said, the comeback is always better than the setback! After going MIA following the release of his debut EP, “King David,” in 2022, he returns from the dungeons with more than just ammunition. He shares a winsome track bursting with a force: the hope to overcome tomorrow and it has our absolute attention.

‘Mile 2’ is like that friend who reminds you to keep your head up, no matter the situation. It addresses the struggles faced by the everyday people of Mile 2–a suburb in Nigeria–through the lens of Chinaz. This sunny, hope-filled anthem features a striking blend of dynamic Afrobeats, making Chinaz’s versatile voice and lyrics stick like never before.

About lyrics, Chinaz has a couple that audiences can resonate with and find strength in: “Plenty plenty times I suffer. Plenty plenty times for dogba/As I dey try to do my best oh. Plenty plenty no believe am/Gradually, Oluwa lo sho mi. Na ah/Spiritually, Oluwa lo sho mi. Na ah/Mentally, Oluwa lo sho mi. Na ah/Financially, Oluwa lo sho mi. Na ah.”

After two years off the grid, Chinaz is back to excite even the most passive fans with a jolt of good music. He is poised to sweep the industry with an inferno of hits following his short break and ‘Mile 2’ is the first to put his name back on the lips of music fans.

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Vudumane has a score to settle with naysayers on his latest release, ‘Jungle.’ This bold, unapologetic track is a big gotcha moment for critics of the now-famous artist who first tasted success in 2005. Stream or download ‘Jungle’ across all major digital platforms here: https://ffm.to/vudumane_jungle

If you’re an Afrobeats aficionado, the lively rhythms of ‘Jungle’ will get you in your element. Vudumane makes a beautiful case for perseverance, stirring up an infectious anthem for anyone told they cannot achieve greatness and producer, Khalifa ensures his victory roar feels like something out of a blockbuster movie.

Vudumane’s lyrics will leave you intrigued. They serve as a poignant reminder of the power of self-belief. Lines like, “Don’t worry. Vudu, time will tell. Don’t worry/Nobody. Matter don cast, I see nobody,” are not just catchy but cathartic. They resonate with audiences, turning their struggles into triumph as they vibe with the man of the hour.

“Throughout my life, I have been underestimated by others who did not expect me to succeed because of my unconventional lifestyle and innovative approach to music. Now that I have proved myself, it is time to officially address such people and let them know how wrong they were,” says Vudumane.

‘Jungle’ is a sound reminder to rise to the occasion and prove your doubters wrong.

With music dating back to the mid-2000s and collaborations bearing the names of Davido, Zlatan, Selasi and Kwabena Kwabena, Vudumane is as grand as his résumé suggests. Formerly known as Nyankonton, the Ghanaian-Nigerian star’s seamless fusion of styles has seen him capture audiences in the American and European music scene through vibrant sounds that honor his tradition. Whether Afrobeats or Amapiano, Vudumane’s breathtaking songs continue to push the envelope of each genre. This innovative approach has earned the ‘Odo Wuo’ breakout star a reputation on the world stage as a champion of cultural exchange through unity and self-discovery.

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