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    Amaarae reveals she has recorded two songs with Ruger

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    • “I recently did two songs with Ruger”- Amaarae

    • Amaarae discloses that she has two tracks recorded with Ruger.

    Amaarae reveals she has recorded two songs with Ruger
    Amaarae reveals she has recorded two songs with Ruger

    Ghanaian singer, Amaarae has revealed that she has recorded two songs with Nigerian superstar, Ruger.

    In an interview on the 3FM Drive, the “Sad Gurls Luv Money” crooner revealed that collaborating with different artists of different genres is one of her favourite things to do.

    She revealed that she had fun collaborating with Stonebwoy and then Nigerian rapper, Blaqbonez.

    Then she revealed that she recently recorded two songs with Nigerian dancehall singer, Ruger.

    According to Amaarae, they linked up to record one song for his album and ended up recording two singles.

    “My Favourite thing to do I mean like when I think about like collabs like Stonebwoy, I have fun with stuff like that, when I think about working with Blaqbonez from Nigeria. Ruger and I recently did a record and I ended up doing ile two records for him”

    Talking about the kind of music they collaborated on, she said;

    “And he kind of does like very graphic for Nigerian music, for me I love stuff like that because I think people really underestimate how diverse my music is and how diverse I am and I think it very important to pay homage to home roots and you know outside of that when I collaborate with people outside that make a different type of music from me, It’s always just an opportunity to showcase emy diversity. I take pride in that and its one of mys favourite things to do.

    In another section of the interview, Amaarae stated that she has always been hesitant to do a show in Ghana because she is concerned that she will not have enough audience to put on a successful event.

    Asked if Ghanaians are to expect an Amaarae headline show in Ghana, she said “I have always been apprehensive to do a show in Ghana because I have never felt like I had the audience to do it or the audience to do it on a scale and that’s kind of being my fear.

    “I don’t know if people are going to be receptive to that so I have been like skeptical for the last 2-3 years now but I am hoping that once the album is out I definitely want to come back home just to connect more with people and hopefully in December it will be amazing to put together a show for the fans that are loyal and the community that wants to see it and come and be on it.