Ghanaian rapper Chicogod teams up with Jay Bahd and O’Kenneth on “I DON’T FEEL NIGGAS,” another cut from his nine-track album “4TH QUARTER.”
That label-mate dynamic changes how this record functions. Rather than a strategic feature booking meant to pull in a wider audience, this is closer to a house session between artists who’ve already built chemistry through years of shared studio time and cross-pollinated catalogs. O’Kenneth alone has stacked joint projects and collaborative singles with members of this same circle, so slotting into a Chicogod track requires no adjustment period.
The record itself leans hard and confident, built around the kind of Asakaa sound that’s defined Kumasi’s drill scene since it broke internationally. Chicogod leads with his usual textured rasp, setting a bold, uncompromising tone before Jay Bahd and O’Kenneth add their own street-hardened deliveries. Because the production leaves each rapper enough space to fully occupy his verse, the three distinct styles sit together without crowding one another.
As one of the rap-focused centerpieces on “4TH QUARTER,” this track reinforces Chicogod’s standing within Ghana’s new-school rap scene, alongside two of its most recognizable voices.
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