Ghanaian rapper, Ian Jazzi, has released a new album titled I WUZ HIA SOM( I DEY 2OO FORM), marking another milestone in his long-running career in Ghana’s hip-hop scene.
Speaking on Culture Daily, Jazzi described the project as one of his strongest works yet.“I’ve put a lot of work into this album. Everyone who has heard it says it’s a really strong hip-hop project,” he said.
The album is the second instalment in a series that began in 2021.
According to Jazzi, the concept symbolises his lasting impact on the Ghanaian rap scene.
“It’s my way of saying I was here in the music industry, I was here in Ghana rap don’t forget Jazzi,” he explained.
The album features collaborations with several Ghanaian artistes including Kumi Guitar, Obibini, Sena Dagadu and Prince Bright.
In a move aimed at supporting independent music, Jazzi has chosen to release the album directly through his website instead of relying solely on streaming platforms.
The rapper says the approach allows supporters to directly contribute to sustaining independent Ghanaian Hip-Hop.
“Support the art and support the artistes who have kept Ghana rap alive,” he said.
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