HE is happy to drop his latest piece, Don’t Leave Me, but Ghanaian rapper Bogo Blay is besides himself with joy that no other than renowned rapper EL features on it.
And this holds a deep significance for him because the award-winning E.L is one of his long-time idols, and working with him is nothing short of a dream come true.
In an interview with Graphic Showbiz, the Vodafone Icons Rep Your Hood Edition 2018 winner expressed his excitement over the collaboration, saying, “It’s really fulfilling to have E.L on Don’t Leave Me. I have admired him for years—his creativity, his versatility, and how he delivers both rap and singing with ease. To finally have him on a song with me is a dream come true. In fact, a perfect complement to the theme of the song.”.
Produced by FimFim, the song is a heartfelt love song passionately pleading with a loved one to stay by his side through thick and thin.
Released on Friday, March 7, on all major streaming platforms, Don’t Leave Me, an energetic rap song layered with heavy beats and a drum-driven rhythm, has already sparked a dance challenge on TikTok.
It is an energetic rap song layered with heavy beats and a drum-driven rhythm. The song, released last week on all major streaming platforms, has already sparked a TikTok dance challenge.
What makes the song even more exciting is E.L.’s unique contribution, showing off his vocal abilities in a way that adds emotional depth and flavor.
“When I was working on the song, I knew I needed someone who could bring a different vibe to it—someone who could make people feel the emotion I was trying to convey.
“E.L was the first person that came readily to mind because he has a way of owning every beat, whether he is rapping or singing. And he totally nailed it.”
“This song is really special to me, and I hope everyone who listens to it feels the passion and effort we put into it,” he added.
Bogo Blay has gained attention for songs such as Street, Zoom, Grateful, Serwaa, and the anti-drug anthem, Medicine, which went viral on TikTok and was eventually adopted by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) as its drug abuse awareness campaign song.
