Jah Seh’s New Song ‘Loose Me’ is a Cultural Illustration of Lyrical and Melodious Admixture

The enrapture and hopeful reminiscence along the shores of Afro-dancehall and reggae have the ability to make art stand out with its definitive interpretation of music. Treading the same path to glory is upcoming artist Jah Seh and his sound stream of some of the most progressive and adaptable lyrical flow. His newly released single ‘Loose Me’ is a rhythmic deconstruction that follows the contemporary verse creation of lyrical and melodic structures with his insightful knowledge and wisdom on the same. As he sings through the distorted harmony of ‘Loose Me’, the overall essence becomes more prominent as a masterpiece of musical reassurance. There is a sense of cultural collaboration in the song that allows for a flexible platform for music’s all-inclusive purpose to grow.

Eddie Kewttie who goes by his stage name Jah Seh is a singer from Ghana and is creating exceptional verses of relatable dilemmas and emotional inconsistencies of human existence in his songs. His other track ‘Sorry’ is yet another commendable venture that trudges along the path of constructive art making. As he continues to grow his artistic departures into various musical and lyrical blends, his popularity among his audience is growing at an exceptional rate. A true artist who imbibes his inspirational quotations from the likes of Shatta Wale, Vybz Kartel, and Popcaan and more, Jah Seh is truly a visionary. Follow his work on Soundcloud and Instagram to experience dancehall’s reformative purpose in the world like never before.

To listen this track click the given link :

https://soundcloud.com/eddie-nyi-kewttie/loose-me