Tracygirl returns with her most ambitious project to date as she releases her new album “Hiphops Classical Musics Fusion”. The project is a creative blend of hip hop, rap, pop, classical, folk, R&B, afrobeat influences, and a warm tropical meets edm vibe. It is filled with high-energy anthems, emotive ballads, creative rap records, and vibrant pop moments, all shaped by powerful vocals, expressive delivery, and distinctive artistic identity. The album showcases Tracygirl’s ability to fuse modern genres with classical passion and orchestral inspiration. This includes expressive strings, bold piano lines, cinematic arrangements, and warm textures that sit comfortably beside contemporary beats and tropical rhythms. The result is a modern fusion work filled with depth, storytelling, emotion, and musical character. “Hiphops Classical Musics Fusion” highlights Tracygirl’s fearless creativity as she merges iconic elements of classical composition, including inspiration from Beethoven, with dynamic hip-hop production. Early listeners have already described the project as a daring and intelligent musical experiment that pushes boundaries in refreshing ways. Tracygirl has continued to evolve as an independent artist, building her catalog to more than twenty original songs while establishing herself as a voice of authenticity and artistic bravery. Her songwriting and production style carry a cinematic […]
Greo Delivers Cultural Depth and Street Energy with Wa Do Ghe
Greo’s new single ‘Wa Do Ghe’ arrives with a funky, vibrant backing rhythm and a strong vocal flow that feels poetic, fluid, and effortlessly in time. Distinctive and unique, the track gets you moving and gets you grooving before he even begins to sing. When he does, his voice cuts through with a sweet, warm melody layered over great beats and a sound that flows with life. t’s a fresh, energised blend of contemporary hip-hop and afrobeats, bursting with character, rhythm, and movement. Following the momentum of London Times Freestyle, Benin City–born rapper Greo returns with Wa Do Ghe, an intense, street-wise anthem layered with sharp lyricism, Edo-language proverbs, and vivid storytelling. Translating to “Come See” in Edo, the track invites listeners to witness the duality of survival both in the streets of Benin and the fast-paced grind of London. Built on a raw, percussive beat and delivered with Greo’s signature mix of introspection and grit, Wa Do Ghe dives into the realities of youth violence, economic pressure, and the thin line between resilience and vulnerability. In the opening verse, Greo paints a vivid portrait of his upbringing: “Benin born and Benin bredIf you no know my name, then it’s […]