Music mogul, Rebbel Ashes has finally released his much anticipated song, “What’s My Name” which features BK Smooth.

The song which is a blend of west coast hiphop elements plus hiplife rhythms also has both flows from the two genres representing. The song proves the theory, good music stands the test of time as the two astute musicians refurbish these long old genres and add contemporary stuns to it.

Rebbel Ashes commences the song with a swaggy flow both in English and his local dialect to bridge the gap between the two genres and state his claim as a talented MC on the song.

On the other hand, BK Smooth goes in all foreign and delivers bars that resonates with the foreign culture. He flows with so much flare that one would reason if his flow was not directly woven with the beat?

“What’s My Name”(Ye Fre Me Sen) is not just a song but a statement to all music lovers that rap music is not stifled and has and can always stand the test of time.

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In the ever-evolving world of Ghanaian music, rumors and speculation often swirl around the industry’s biggest names. Recently, Captan, a prominent figure in the Shatta Movement franchise, found himself at the center of such rumors, with some claiming he had parted ways with the label on a very bad note.

These speculations gained traction following the departure of his fellow artist, Ara B, amid whispers of disagreements with the label’s enigmatic leader, Shatta Wale. However, Captan has stepped forward to set the record straight, reaffirming his loyalty to the Shatta Movement and sharing exciting updates about his career, including the release of his electrifying new single, “Lion Awake.”

In a candid interview, Captan firmly debunked rumors of his exit from the Shatta Movement, emphasizing his unwavering connection to the label that has shaped his career. “I’m still very much a part of the Shatta Movement,” Captan declared, dispelling the notion that he had followed in Ara B’s footsteps.

Captan made it clear that his relationship with the dancehall king remains strong. He described Shatta Wale as not just a mentor but a guiding force who has imparted invaluable knowledge about the music industry. “Shatta has taught me everything I know—how to navigate this business, how to create, and how to stay true to my craft,” Captan shared, crediting the Shatta Movement boss for his growth as an artist.

To further cement his allegiance, Captan revealed that Shatta Wale personally reviewed and approved his latest single, “Lion Awake,” before its release. This collaborative dynamic underscores the mutual respect and creative synergy between the two artists, proving that Captan remains a core part of the Shatta Movement family.

While staying loyal to the Shatta Movement, Captan has taken steps to expand his professional horizons. He disclosed that he now works with his own personal management team, which handles the business side of his music career.

This move allows him to explore new opportunities while still benefiting from Shatta Wale’s mentorship. “Having my own management gives me the freedom to grow as an artist, but I’m still rooted in the Shatta Movement,” Captan explained. This strategic balance highlights his ambition to carve out his own path while maintaining the foundation that propelled him to prominence.

Captan also addressed the dissolution of The Militants, the once-iconic group within the Shatta Movement that included himself, Ara B, Natty Lee, Addi Self, and Joint 77. The group, known for hits like “Thunder Fire” and “Taking Over,” was a powerhouse in the Ghanaian music scene during the late 2010s.

However, Captan revealed that the group’s demise stemmed from internal challenges, particularly some members’ failure to heed Shatta Wale’s guidance. “The Militants are no more because some people didn’t listen to Shatta’s advice,” he stated, reflecting on the group’s unraveling. Despite the disbandment, Captan expressed nostalgia for the camaraderie they once shared, hinting at past discussions with Shatta Wale about a potential reunion, though no concrete plans have materialized.

Captan is not letting rumors or past challenges dim his shine. His latest single, “Lion Awake,” is taking the music world by storm, resonating with fans across streaming platforms, social media, and airwaves. The track is a bold declaration of his resilience and artistic evolution, blending infectious dancehall rhythms with powerful lyrics that reflect his journey. Produced with precision and infused with Captan’s signature energy, “Lion Awake” is quickly becoming a fan favorite, earning praise for its authenticity and vibe. The song’s success is a testament to Captan’s growth as an artist and his ability to captivate audiences while staying true to the Shatta Movement’s dancehall roots.

You can also stream or download “Lion Awake” on major platforms to experience the track that’s setting the dancehall scene ablaze. Check out the links below to listen and watch Captan’s latest chapter unfold.

Checkout the full interview from below.

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