Kojo Teezy Set to release a new music 'PYTHON'

Ghanaian born Selorm Kojo Agbogah known as Kojo Teezy in Showbiz has set Wednesday 16TH March as a date for the release of his new record "PYTHON". The rapper hinted on his Twitter page @Kojoteezy on Thursday 10th March that his new music is ready and later followed it with a post on Facebook asking his fans and music lovers to give him a date for him to give them a new song.
Kojo Teezy has began the year with a Refix of Nigerian singer Skiibii's Baddest Boy hit song in which he added a spice of Hip-hop and a taste of Ghana music to the Smooth Afrobeat jam. His version is undoubtedly one of the songs making waves on radio and on the streets and ghettos in the VOLTA region and his version getting some very notable industry Players endorsing and making videos with Teezy's Verse. Our team caught up with the young and hardworking rapper over the weekend to understand the inspiration behind his upcoming song and why he titled it PYTHON. This is what he said regarding PYTHON. "By the way Pythons are very huge snakes that are nonvenomous and that means they are not really harmful and besides, the song is a story that happened at a party I've attended last year and the things that took place are what I've captured in the song. These are everyday thing that happens at a typical Ghanaian parties where there's predominantly a youth audience. From the dance moves to the beautiful looks of girls and the low-key planning and plotting to hit one or two girls with our Pythons that are nonvenomous after the show" the rapper said in a smiling face. The rapper added that the song is a creative piece that will WOW many of his fans and would keep them dancing and listening to the Bars and Smooth flows. He added that the song is a fast tempo beat track Produced by Rayrock and will be available on Audiomack, YouTube and some other sites. He assured the fans that the song will be available on all digital streaming platform and music stores in the first week of April. Follow Kojo Teezy on all Social Media platforms @KojoTeezy

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