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Delis - Churchill Downs Freestyle

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Following a successful, lucrative 2022, Accra rapper Jaleel Thomas is back with his second single of the year entitled 'Freestyle 4' - a deep, melancholic track delving into a heart-wrenching personal theme of loss and how Jaleel dealt with the repercussions. It was only back in March that Jaleel lost his father who he described his relationship with as, 'more like twins and best friends than father and son, safe to say we shared a soul.' To lose a part of his soul and such a huge part of his life, Jaleel was deservedly devastated yet, instead of letting his pain fester into something more morbid, Jaleel channeled these crushing feelings into his music. He let the lyrics flow naturally, tuning into his intuition and instinct to form a delicate, impassioned narrative which captivates the listener from the very first line. It's a song of sheer love alongside the theme of bitter regret as Jaleel wishes he 'spent more time with him towards the end.' Immerse yourself into 'Freestyle 4,' a track which pulls you in with crisp, inch perfect production and leaves you with a renewed outlook of the sanctity and precious nature of life.

FREESTYLE 4

Immerse yourself in the compelling tapestry of "Afasebiri (Purple Playlist)", an auditory journey inspired by the confluence of traditional Ghanaian melodies and contemporary beats. Each track has been thoughtfully curated to complement the artwork of Te-Apo's collection.

Experience the resonant beats that mirror the pulse of life, interwoven with subtle undertones echoing the silent threat of stroke disease. Let the music inspire introspection on the fragility and beauty of human existence, and our collective responsibility to safeguard it.

From upbeat drumbeats that celebrate life to contemplative harmonies underscoring the importance of timely medical intervention, "Afasebiri (Purple) Playlist" is more than just music. It's a narrative, a consciousness, and a rallying cry. As you listen, may you be reminded of the art's purpose: to enlighten, heal, and bring communities together for a noble cause. 

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