Epixode and Mr Drew |
Ghanaian music fans are buzzing over the exciting collaboration between award-winning dancehall artist Epixode and versatile Highlife and Afrobeat musician Mr. Drew, which has resulted in an innovative Afrobeat rendition of Epixode's hit song, "Atia." This fresh take merges Mr. Drew’s smooth Afrobeat style with Epixode’s dynamic dancehall energy, creating a track that captivates both Afrobeat and dancehall fans.
The Afrobeat rendition of "Atia" is not just a standalone release; it is part of "The Atia Archive" Extended Play (EP). This project showcases a wide range of genres, reflecting Epixode’s versatility as an artist. Alongside Mr. Drew, the EP features contributions from notable talents such as F.L.O, Abiana, Kwakwa, Kwabena Kwabena, Dela Botri, and Katrine. Each artist brings their unique sound to the project, which includes an eclectic mix of Reggae, Afrobeat, Jazz, Ragga, Folk, Highlife, Hiphop, and Zouk
This EP highlights the creative fusion of genres in Ghanaian music, with Mr. Drew’s Afrobeat expertise blending seamlessly with Epixode’s energetic dancehall vibes. It serves as evidence of the innovation driving the evolution of Ghana’s music industry, showcasing a unique cross-genre collaboration.
What sets "Atia" apart from many other modern collaborations is its deep connection to Ghana’s musical heritage. According to industry insiders, Epixode drew inspiration from one of Ghana's legendary Highlife musicians when creating the original version of "Atia." While the specific artist sampled isn’t publicly identified, the track’s incorporation of traditional Highlife rhythms is a clear homage to the genre that has been a cornerstone of Ghanaian music for decades
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