Rexxie Rolls Out The Deluxe Edition Of His Latest Album, “Big Time”
The deluxe version of Rexxie’s “Big Time” blockbuster album, one of Nigeria’s most well-known music producers, has been released. In addition to the initial 12 tracks, the deluxe version includes five additional songs with extra features, bringing the total number of songs on the project to 17.
It sounds like the new songs were made with a lot of thought, attention to detail, and passion. A staggering array of gifted musicians appeared on the album’s original version, including L.A.X, Sarkodie, Wizkid, Naira Marley, Skiibii, and Naira Marley. However, for the new songs, Rexxie invited some new school creatives and vocalists.
Nigerian rapper, CDQ, South Africa’s cherished Blxckie, Hotkid, Eltee Skhillz, Liya, Soundz, Shoday, British rapper, M24, and the late Mohbad all appear as guest acts on the five additional new songs. The sounds in newer tracks and those in the older ones fall under the same genre of Afrobeats, Amapiano, and Afro-fusion among others. Rexxie finds a way to weave the whole shebang together in a way that comes out thrilling to the ears.
So far, Rexxie has been renowned for cheffing up distinctive sounds, showing his extensive understanding of the music production business. “Big Time”‘s deluxe edition is now available on all streaming platforms.
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