For those who understand African rhythms, it is a tool for unity rather than a weapon of division. We bring about innovations that spin possibilities that marvel when we work together. The greatness or global development of Africa lies in what our heart is to one another. Is it love or hate? What you manifest reveals where your heart is. And Nigeria’s Basketmouth’s manifestations reveal where his heart is. From ‘Ghana Jollof’ to ‘The Traveller,’ he entertains the world with our diverse riches: language and rhythms.
In the song ‘The Traveller,’ The Caveman and Kwabena Kwabena, combine Igbo and Twi languages, enhancing the delights of African rhythms.
Basketmouth also showcased the beauty of Africa’s diversity in the song ‘Ghana Jollof,’ in which he collaborated with Falz and Kwabena Kwabena. This song’s video debuted on YouTube on September 7, 2021, and has received well over 500,000 views to date.
This weekend on Godfrey Times African Rhythms (GTAR), we have ‘The Traveller,’ a song from Basketmouth’s new album ‘Horoscopes,’ which was released on Friday, February 11 2022, and ‘Ghana Jollof,’ the lead single from the album ‘Border Patrol.’
