& # 39; Strings and Bling & # 39; of Nasty C ends up falling – Entertainment – Pulselive.fr

NASTY C, the 21-year-old rapper who is also well known as The Coolest Kid in Africa recently released his much-anticipated sophomore effort, Strings and Bling.

The album landed in first place on ITUNES and # 2 on Apple Music. #StringsAndBling was also trend # 1 on Twitter.

The project of seventeen titles, Nasty C rapper on his real life on the production of American producers, Blu Magiq and Cxdy as well as the own Gemini Major, Tweezy, Gobbla and the pioneer of the future, Nani. Among the guests include A $ AP Ferg, recording artist Ivyson Rowlene Entertainment and Kaien Cruz.

There is a clever narration about "Blisters", where Nasty C incorporates pockets of Zulu to compliment a compelling narrative that includes a conversation with God. On SMA (Send Me Away), & # 39; Rowlene, makes an appearance in an intense song about infidelity. Here, Nasty C reverses roles and reveals the vulnerability of young love. & # 39; You Played Yourself & # 39; showcases Nasty C's talent for changing the flow and reinforces a message: always be yourself

"Chains refers to the rope instruments on the album but it also refers to the idea of ​​a chain of connections, " Nasty comments C. " There is a connection with the first person that I Call when I'm in trouble A link with the person I talk to when I'm down, the mind – that's my mother There is a connection with friends. "

" Bling is meant in the literal sense ", he continues. "But that also means to shine and be there." It's about being confident as I say: "I spoke to God as if I were talking to my brother / He said that I have given you what you need to release your inner glow. "