Ghalatrava Records Rap Beast, Lyrical Joe (LJ) Unleashes His Anticipated Maiden Album, Dubbed KIL
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releases the first batch (15 tracks) of his groundbreaking maiden album dubbed KIL !
We can almost unanimously agree that we have made quite an appreciable progress with the hip hop genre in Ghana since its inception and have made a major leap to a new paradigm where artists challenge the status quo by putting together not just an album, but that which symbolizes a beacon of hope that will always tease our intellect for many years to come.
The album which features household rap heavyweights like Flowking Stone, Gemini, Guru and other upcoming artists including ToffDawg and Shaike from the camp of Ghalatrava records has 25 tracks, of which 15 of them constitute “Part A”
Part A will be released to his fans, the LYRICAL REPUBLICANS and the general public who have been with him in all his endeavors, in appreciation for the enormous love and unflinching support rallied behind the most prolific rap beast who by dint of hard work and perseverance earned him the accolade as the Kendrick Lamar of Africa.
The 15 free tracks will also be distributed in every nook and cranny in Ghana to compensate for those fans who for one reason or the other might not be able to afford the luxury of getting access to the internet where most of the songs will be available for download. The 10 remaining tracks will be up for purchase via the appropriate vending platforms that will be communicated in due time.
KIL! is an acronym for King In Limelight, a phrase which although is believed to be self-explanatory, also draws a multifaceted inspiration from the challenges and mediocrity he had to KILL (surmount) while growing up. According to Lyrical Joe, the maiden album promises not just to be mindblowing, but will also stamp the President of the Lyrical Republic as a final authority and of course a special alternative to the traditional cliche of African rap or hip hop albums filled with worship materialism, negativity, and women objectification that we have become accustomed to. “Consider KIL! a mind detoxification project and you will not be far from right”, he said in a recent interview granted at studio premises where the entire album was recorded.
Source: Beenie Words
