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‘Case’ Was Recorded 3 Years Ago, Not Targeted At Kaywa – Mr. Drew

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3 months ago

September 6, 2023

Former Highly Spiritual Music signee, Mr. Drew, has stated that his recent hit song titled ‘Case’ was recorded three years ago but wasn’t released until recently.

The release of the amazing banging tune has sparked massive conversation with some insinuating it was clap back at Kaywa, owner of the Highly Spiritual Music record label.

However, Mr. Drew in a recent disclosure, stated that the song was written together with Kuami Eugene some three years ago when he was still with the Highly Spiritual family.

Speaking in a recent interview with TV3 on September 5, 2023, Mr. Drew emphasized how long it took him to release the new hit song titled ‘Case’ even though he had written it already.

“The ‘Case’ is three years old. I was looking for a song to release next, so I was going through the beats which are different from the actual beat. It is a high-life song. So while I was going through the songs, I sang ‘Case’ on ‘Amapiano’. I wrote the song with Kuami Eugene” he said.

“So instead of releasing this song, I released ‘Later’ featuring Kelvin Boy. I was supposed to release this with another artist at the time. We both wrote it but were not going to feature on it, just that he made suggestions”, he narrated.

The popular Ghanaian musician took the opportunity to advise up-and-coming musicians to stay focused and keep pushing till they reach their goals because there are challenges in the music industry.

“I will say don’t be scared. It looks scary, and sometimes you feel like would I be able to make it? Trust me once you step out of that bubble, you will realize that there are so many opportunities out there” he advised.

“So many things to explore and don’t be scared to start all over. Push yourself to the limit, in the end, we all want to be happy and free to live. So don’t be scared” the singer said.

Until recently,Mr. Drew had been with the Highly Spiritual record label. His exit from Kaywa’s record label was characterised by controversy as some asserted his utterances were tarnishing the reputation of his former label boss.