Crayon Expresses Gratitude In Uplifting New Single ‘Modupe’

The exceptionally gifted and renowned musician, Crayon, who has established himself as a prominent figure in the music industry through his affiliation with Mavin Records and Blowtime Ent, has recently delighted his fans by launching his latest musical masterpiece, Modupe. The captivating single, which derives its name from the Yoruba phrase meaning “I give thanks,” presents a mesmerizing sonic experience that offers a fascinating glimpse into the very heart and soul of the song through its harmonious and captivating melodies.

The song’s lyrics feature the line, “I got only one life o, make I just dey jogodo jogodo till I go kpai o,” indicating the singer’s awareness that life is short and meant to be lived to the fullest. Crayon’s captivating hook perfectly captures the song’s essence as he recognizes the importance of his existence, expresses his unwavering commitment to embracing life’s adventures and expresses gratitude.

Modupe also contemplates Crayon’s past encounters as he embarks on a new phase in his life. He expresses his gratitude to those he may have offended, reminisces about his exhilarating moments, and reflects on the happy times he’s shared.

“All the people wey I shank yeah, all the barnies wey I reckless, we had such a good time, but the chapter ends here.”

Modupe is Crayon’s second release of the year, produced by the globally acclaimed hitmaker Andre Vibez. It follows his previous track, The One (Chop Life), which featured the Mozambiqian trio Yaba Buluku Boyz.