Sarkodie finally drops his album
Ghanaian Rapper and Entrepreneur Michael Owusu Addo popularly known in the entertainment fraternity as Sarkodie has released his much anticipated album titled
” No Pressure ”
Following the release of the album on Friday 30 July 2021, the ” M3gye wo girl” hitmaker’s album has received a positive reaction on social media .
This new album brings Sarkodie to his 9th album. King Sark in the past decade has the following albums to his credit with Rapperholic being his first album, followed by Sarkology, Mary, Sarkodie Vol.2, Highest, Sarkodie Vol 3, Alpha, Black Love, and No Pressure.
His album features artists from Ghana, Nigeria and America.
Meanwhile, his latest album has 16 songs listed below:
Intro – Sarkodie
Rollies and Cigars – Sarkodie
Vibration – Sarkodie ft Vic Mensa
Round 2 – Sarkodie ft Giggs
Coachella – Sarkodie ft Kwesi Arthur
Jaara – Sarkodie ft Medikal
Married To The Game – Sarkodie ft Cassper Nyovest
Anything – Sarkodie
Fireworks – Sarkodie ft Wale
Whipped – Sarkodie ft Darko Vibes
Deserve My Love – Sarkodie
Don’t Cry – Sarkodie ft Benerl
My Love – Sarkodie ft Harmonize
No Fugazy – Sarkodie
Non-Living Thing – Sarkodie ft Oxlade
I’ll Be There – Sarkodie ft MOG Music
Source: africaneditors.com/ Agyekum Boateng
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