Fast rising music dynamo, Big Ghun, known in real life as Nicholas Tetteh Nartey has released a freestyle to spice the celebration of love month, usually considered Valentine.

Big Ghun in a rhythmic and irresistible melodic tune in the Freestyle elaborated on the twist and turns in love as he recalled his past relationship with an Ex girlfriend where the genesis of their love story was seemingly like Romeo and Juliet.

But their relationship did not last as things unfortunately fell apart thus ending their love life on a very sad note.

The Ex freestyle was released to all music enthusiasts and lovers trying their best to spice up their love life unconditionally because love is not always sweet like a candy, and Big Ghun says , in his lyrics that, it is a normal phenomenon.

Big Ghun, the promising artiste who combines Hip pop, Hip Life and African Rap Music had proven to Ghanaians in the past few years that, his act would take Ghana and Africa to the focal point of international level.
His personality and ability to make every collaboration with other artistes has made him feature with popular acts including the “Bombastic” song which featured Zeal of VVIP fame.

Big Ghun has dropped “Mano Sika” freestyle which comes in parts one and two, and also has the “Walk Off” tune which featured Tic.

The Sensational African Rap Musician admonished all artistes to leverage on the use of social media to market their songs and themselves.
“Spend ample time on social media to do your works by selling your brands in this unfortunate era where shows are restricted”, Big Ghun urged entertainment acts.

According to him, most of the were always on social media in their quest for information from their favourite acts.
This, he said, would enable Artistes to reach the maximum audience they needed.

The versatile artiste stressed that, more concentration should be focused on the use of social media by entertainment acts because “it is the safest medium to interact with their fans in this era of COVID-19, because you need your fans alive to always entertain them”.

By Alfred Nii Arday Ankrah.