Sarkodie And Ruger Are All Set To Drop Their Joint New Single, “Till We Die”
Ghanaian rapper, Sarkodie, is on course to release a new track titled ‘Till I Die.’ The new jam is scheduled to arrive Thursday, October 26, and another catch is who Sark tapped for a guest feature; none other than the smooth Nigerian singer Ruger.
Whetting appetites, the Ghanaian rapper shared the song’s art cover on his Instagram, captioning the post, “New Music “Till We Die” ft @rugerofficial OUT Thursday.”
This would mark the first time the two music stars work together. Ruger and Sarkodie’s collaboration on ‘Till I Die’ also showcases African music’s ever-expanding reach and the global reach and impact of two great African performers.
In addition to his upcoming song with Ruger, the songwriter will be shutting down the Grand Arena for the first time. “Rapperholic the Rebirth” is what the concert has been dubbed, and it’ll be going down on Christmas day, December 25. The rap sensation has also been caught in the middle of controversy as regards his relationship with Ghanaian actress, Ynovve Nelson.
Nelson had written a biography on her times as an entertainer, sharing detailed accounts of her previous relationships with industry guys. She had claimed that Sark had knocked her up in 2010, but flatly refused to take responsibility for the child. The rapper, on the other hand, was quick to deny the allegations.
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