Ghanaian rapper – Trigmatic (born as Nana Yaw Oduro-Agyei) – is among the few Ghanaian musicians who have the skill of getting every Tom, Dick, and Harry to dance to their songs even when not in the best of moods.
His music dexterity depict his full-fledged understanding in both Hip hop and Highlife at their basics, a knowledge he has utilized to add the loveliest lyrics to his upcoming single, “I be man,” which features the 2015 Vodafone Ghana Music Awards best rapper – EL – who makes his presence known with his distinctive voice and powerful delivery.
The 3 minutes 16 seconds Hip-hop-like song lays emphasis on how guys can man up in their day to day relations with ladies.
By the way of delivery, both rappers showed how they’ve matured in the music industry. They proficiently laid their verses on the well-programmed beat.
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