Fuse ODG Drops New Single, & # 39; Island & # 39; [Audio]

Inspired by Latin sounds during his recent travels, 'Island & # 39; serves a badtail of Fuse's irrepressible Ghanaian energy with a reggaeton flavor rich in energizing rhythms and strident horns

This is a piece that represents a natural evolution of his previous music as well an exciting preview of what will come from his next second album.

The piece was produced by Dutch / Surinamese The Yr $ Trly duet with RGen a Londoner of Sri Lankan origin who has already contributed to the old Fuse track 'Antenna. & # 39; ;

Having traveled extensively with Fuse, the team reunited in Ghana to record all the live elements of the track with local musicians

According to Fuse, the experiment involves "returning where you probably should not go back! "

" It's about a relationship that feels so good, so you keep going back, "he added.

"You know that a relationship is toxic, but you keep going back because you have good memories, but once you're there, you realize why you should not be back," said Fuse.

A whirlwind of vibrant colors and inspiring island vibrations, the accompanying video was shot in Puerto Rico.

The natural choice given the style of the music, Fuse spent some time listening to the problems of the islanders and determining how it could help to raise awareness of their problems.

Excited by his new exploits to expand the territories, he says that he includes a collaboration with his hero Damien Marley on a title that reflects the unifying appeal of the Marley / Nas album & # 39; 39; Distant Relatives & # 39;

Apart from music, the current social initiative of Fuse is to develop the primary school that he built in Akosombo, Ghana in collaboration with the World Wood Missions [19659004Hehasacquiredlandonthesamesitetodevelopahighschoolandthelonger-termgoalisalsotobuildauniversitytohelplocalchildrenreachtheirfullpotential] Li Sten to the song here.
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