Adekunle Gold, the prolific hotlist, colludes with Davido, the DMW Leader, on his new song labeled ‘High.’
‘High’ is a strong Afrobeat track that appears to be a precursor to Adekunle Gold’s forthcoming album.
Correspondingly, Pheelz’s production preference is evident in the melody ‘High,’ which serves as his third release of the year.
“High” is a song about having the freedom to live happily ever after. Ignoring the cares and dramas of life and enjoying the moment. High is a mindset that prioritizes joy and getting your day started with positive energy.
“I wanted to write a song about nothing that would make you forget about your problems.” “This came with ease, as most things do when you’re grateful for life and living it to the fullest,” Adekunle Gold said of the melody.
The vocalist creates a sound that has been described as a pleasant departure by combining the dynamic speed and intensity of hip hop music with the percussive and electrical vibrations of electronic dance music.
This is also an excellent blockbuster song that you should not overlook.
Moreover, if you like music, you probably already own the most recent crazy hit single.
QUOTABLE LYRICS:
Love is not enough, baby come to me mo lówó
Love me or you hate me, e no mean, no mess with me mo lógo
Hennessy 250, kó ma lọ ní títì
Giuseppe Zanotti inna Maserati
AG baby easy, fine boy like Wizzy
You wan kill somebody pẹ’lú sweet melody
Normally o, ojojúmọ’ là ń ṣayé o ah ahh
Luckily o, mo lówó tí mo fẹ’ ná o ah ahh
Me I just want to be high
Be aight, be high
Me I just want to be high
Be high, be high
Me I just want to be high
(Wátimagbọ’, wátimagbọ’, wátimagbọ’)
Be high (be high)
I just want to be high
(Wátimagbọ’, wátimagbọ’, wátimagbọ’)
Be high (be high)
(I just want to be high)
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