The Big Brother Africa contestant, TV presenter(Host of GH and Beyond), the peer pressure group member and a former music partner with D Black, Kwaku T is out with a new banger and this time with a new sensation coming up in the Ghanaian music industry known as Realitee. The song is entitled "SUHUM/NSAWAM" and as funny as it sounds, this song promises to be the next big thing in GH for the year 2013 and beyond. Originality is on point, Creativity is on point, Lyrical content is on point and the instrumentation nothing different. This promising song was produced by Kindii, a well endowed sound engineer and music producer who has produced songs for many of the great Ghanaian artiste including Sarkodie, Stonebwuoy, Screw face and many others.
When Today-Ghana asked Realitee about what brought about this song since we all know Suhum/Nsawam are names of some towns in Ghana, this is what he had to say: "This is the difference between me as a musician and the ordinary person who is not a musician. As musicians we are suppose to be creative and innovative and use the stuff around us to create music. I use the Kwame Nkrumah Circle a lot and anytime i pass there, getting to the main station, I always hear this voice by the mates and drivers 'Suhum/Nsawam-Suhum/Nsawam-Suhum/Nsawam-Suhum/Nsawam' and it always marvels me. As a musician I felt adding some kicks to this, it might turn into a great song. So I hit the studio, explained the concept of the song to the engineer, he got me the beat and like joke like joke we made the song."He told Today-GH that the song was originally recorded 3 years ago with him alone, so when asked how he got Kwaku T on it, this is what he said " Well, I respect Kwaku T a lot simply because he is down to earth and relates to everybody so cool, he doesn't discriminate and will attend to whoever wants to have business with him no matter where you from. Actually the originall song was recorded 3 years ago and it made some impact at the time but not to the level i expected due to some reasons. I happen to meet Kwaku through a friend and told him about this joint and he was willing to jump on it anytime. So we hooked up and did the reloaded version and that was it. Some people are adding a sexual twist to the song but thats not what the song stands for. Its just a creative piece and everybody needs to dance to the tune, it will be up in the clubs, your favourite pubs and hung outs, on radio and the real video will be out early next year. Join the Suhum/Nsawam bus now because inside dey jum k3k3"
