Tuff King, a street-hop act from Enugu, is back with a bouncing new tune titled “Portharcourt Baddies,” off his “BLACK SHEEPIZEN (THE 13th DISCIPLE)” album. This new offering arrives at a moment when music lovers are craving stories of metropolitan nightlife, making the album feel appropriate.
There is always a need for songs that praise the gorgeous women of various towns in Nigeria, and Port Harcourt remains a hub for the street-hop culture. Therefore, the singer taps into the distinct charm of garden city girls in crafting a lifestyle hymn we can all relate to. The music is used to showcase the quick party atmosphere that typifies the southern region.
Producer Mxlvyn crafts a very clean soundtrack, utilizing warm guitar loops and a calm, steady drumbeat. Also, he adds a deep bass part that glides quietly under the main melody to keep the rhythm interesting. But the drumming is still expansive enough to give the voice opportunity to take the listener by the hand.
Tuff King comes through with his trademark warm delivery and huge emotional presence on the track. He rides the easy beat with absolute assurance, letting his voice drift softly over the subtle chords. His soothing vocal texture gives the record a very calming feel.
The poetry of the song is based on admiration, modern romance, and appreciation for the bright attractiveness of these city females. Disregarding any tension on his mind. He sings about lovely moments he had with them. He employs simple terms and accessible lingo, making it easy for regular listeners to relate to the message.
The record works because the loose, Afro-fusion sound complements his earnest lyricism. And those elements combine well to produce a very pleasing street tune that keeps you relaxed. So the last tune stands out as a good piece of music that showcases his growth.
So, better add this lovely party banger to your weekend rotation ASAP. Listen to the warm audio now on your preferred digital music service.
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