A name to watch out for: J. Farrakahn; releases ‘Give it to me’ ft Danso Abiam
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The name J. Farrakahn surfaced in Ghana Music after the prolific Songster released ‘Kudi’ featuring Old Soja. According to his growing fan base, “when we heard of ‘Kudi’ we knew how much of a great Talent he (J.Farrakahn) is”
The Ghanaian Artiste resident in Rochester, New York said he is prepared and set to take over the music industry in Ghana. Speaking to this Reporter, he mentioned that, he has learned a lot about the industry; both home and abroad. In his own words “the American music industry is matured and staying here has opened my eye to the best way of doing things which I am ready to implement in Ghana music”
With ‘Give it to me’ as a proof of his preparedness and readiness, the Singer cum Rapper, J. Farrakahn touched on the subject of love. The song which is receiving pampering position on the playlist of DJs in and outside Ghana featured the dynamic Singer Danso Abiam.
In the song, J. Farrakahn mentions of how the love of a lady has drowned him; adding that she has the keys to his house so when “you come and I’m asleep, don’t wake me up, give it to me”. The Afro beat song which is tipped to be among the hit songs before Easter further portrays how much J. Farrakahn has fallen in love with the lady.
“You be my baby, don’t mind them then they envy, na you be my only lover, you make my head they scatter…..” J. Farrakahn teases the public with the depth of his love.
www.233times.net is following up on the proceeding of this dynamite and will update readers on his endeavours.
Enjoy the masterpiece, ‘give it to me’ ft Danso Abiam and produced by Masta Garzy here:
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Love “Give it to me” — great song. I can’t wait for the video to come!
I love J. Farrakhan so much… he is a great Artists. Keep doing the great Job Bro.