Kidd Africa Drops New Rap Single When The Love Stops

(DailyMusicRole Editorial):- Worcester, Massachusetts Apr 8, 2021 (Issuewire.com) – Kidd Africa is again looking to disrupt the entertainment industry following the release of his latest song titled When The Love Stops. Known for his unique music style that includes a fantastic wordplay skill and show of lyrical prowess on smashing beats, Kidd Africa takes his audience on almost three minutes of remarkable rap journey in the new single.

The rap game has evolved across the globe, thanks to the emergence of a plethora of talented acts delivering great tunes to millions of music lovers across the globe. The case is not particularly different in the United States, with the likes of Kidd Africa set to chart a new course in the industry, with When The Love Stopssubstantiating this claim.

Kidd Africa has quickly grown to become a fan’s favorite, earning a reputation for well-crafted wordplay and a slow-burning production style. He has continued his tradition of making entertaining yet thought-provoking music with the release of When The Love Stops, a track that now has more than 3.5k streams on Spotify.

The talented rapper is inspired by his life experiences and hugely influenced by rap greats, a feature that has stood him out from his contemporaries in recent times.

For more information about When The Love Stops and other works from Kidd Africa, please visit Spotify. Kidd Africa can also be found across different digital and social media platforms, including Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram, where he continues to increase his fanbase.

About Kidd Africa

Born Dickson Kwayisi in Akropong-Akuapem, Ghana, Kidd Africa’s love affair with rap goes back to his childhood. The young music enthusiast recorded freestyles over his mom’s favorite cassettes and listened to artists like Eminem, Nas, and Jadakiss. He moved to the United States and decided to pursue his passion for music, releasing his single “A Helping Hand” in December 2018 and a follow-up EP titled Make Way.

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