Following his announcement of “I feel like releasing music,” British rapper J Hus drops a striking single, “Gold.”
J Hus collaborates with Nigerian sensation Asake for a track that seamlessly fuses UK rap’s grit with Afrobeats’ vibrant pulse.
In the track, J Hus glides through the beat, delivering catchy verses that speak to hustle, heritage, and hard-earned prestige.
Asake, bringing his signature melodic flair and unshakable energy, turns every bar into a statement wrapped in melody.
Lyrically, the track pulses with themes of triumph and cultural pride, reflecting J Hus’s Gambian roots and Asake’s Yoruba flair.
Produced by P2J, the track “Gold” is a collaboration between J Hus and Asake that showcases their electrifying synergy.
With its infectious hook, “every ring I’m wearing is gold,” and cross-cultural appeal, “Gold” is expected to dominate playlists and charts.
“Gold” serves as J Hus’s debut single for the year and follows his initial post-album release after his 2023 project, “Beautiful And Brutal Yard” album.
Furthermore, the song “Gold” has been hinted to be on J Hus’s forthcoming sophomore project, scheduled for release later this year.
Quotable Lyrics:
Every ring I’m wearin’ is gold, they’re callin’ me Gaddafi
Don’t bend, don’t break, don’t fold
It’s a bad boy gangsta party
All my niggas’ stickin’ to the code
You get a Rollie, AP, Carti’
Dem boys say they’re really on road, how comes I see them hardly?
Couple scammers there that I know
Santander and Barclay (Barclay)
Drinkin’ Henny and Coke, that’s why she movin’ naughty (Hmm)
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