Fast-rising Ghanaian street-hop maestro and lyrical storyteller Uptee teams up with dynamic new group NY BBG on an irresistible rhythm-heavy new tune titled “Abele Was.”
This vibrant joint record comes at a time when West African street-pop aficionados, club ravers and current Afro-fusion heads are in search of snappy, dancefloor-ready choruses that effortlessly combine genuine street grit with addictive dancefloor bounce. On the regional circuit, listeners always seek albums grounded in relatable neighborhood vernacular, catchy vocal interplay, and persistent rhythmic drive. Uptee links up with NY BBG on “Abele Was,” replicating that jubilant attitude, turning a high-stakes studio session into an unmistakable bop, designed to blow up neighborhood sound systems, weekend street parties, and late-night cruise rotations.
Based on pounding kick drums, sharp hi-hat rhythms and a fluid, rolling bassline, the producer creates a joyful mid-tempo ambiance. Warm melodic synth loops anchor the beat, lively percussion shakers and light guitar plucks give the music an engaging bounce without overwhelming the arrangement. Meanwhile, pristine sound engineering keeps the mix minimalistic and spacious, making sure every rapid-fire bar, raspy intonation, and vocal cry cuts through the speakers with absolute clarity.
With his characteristic textured rasp, precise breath control and imposing street presence, Uptee rules the microphone. He glides through the exuberant tempo with ease, injecting genuine street charisma in his vocals while delivering a catchy, sing-along hook from the outset. NY BBG steps in to provide a boost of momentum across all cylinders, with snappy cadences, witty ad-libs, and sharp vernacular phrases that offer a fascinating dynamic contrast to Uptee’s grounded delivery.
The lyrics of “Abele Was” is very much about street partying, living carefree, being true to the grind and shaking off the tension of the day with day one friends. Both artists turn common hustle talk into an inspirational, universally attractive anthem for dreamers, party lovers and everyday grinds alike with street-smart slang, witty language and a hook you won’t forget.
All of this ties in well through this cut to give a total adrenaline rush listening experience. The energetic, rhythm-based production matches the collective vocal stamina at every step of the way for the whole runtime.
You should absolutely throw this hot street warmer right on your daily commute, gym, and weekend turn-up playlists today! Stream “Abele Was” everyplace now!
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