And his name is BB

Lately , it seems the limelight has been on musicians from Takoradi—Nero X, Kinaata, Donzy,  Pappy Kojo, and this has motivated another Harbour City boy, Bright Boateng, to join the music train.

And he does this with the release of a single, My Lord Is Good which features Castro.

Although My Lord Is Good was recorded three years ago, rapper, Bright Boateng who prefers to be called BB, released it last week.

According to BB, he has been waiting for Castro to come back so they shoot the video and release both audio and video at the same time.

Castro begins My Lord Is Good praising God for what he has done in his life. 

According to him, although he did some very bad things in the past and received all the curses, God never killed him but gave him a chance to repent.

He goes on to say that he will forever be grateful to God for taking care of him and his family. 

Bright Boateng comes in to rap about how his enemies have tried severally to bring him down but always failed because God is on his side. 

He goes on to say in the song that he will forever praise God so far as he is alive. He encouraged his friends to give their lives to Jesus because He will come soon.

The two artistes gelled well on the song. BB gave clean and clear raps and Castro who is known for good delivery, did not disappoint. Instrumentation was on point too. 

Speaking in interview with Showbiz, BB who is planning to release a new single Kwik It featuring Luther said although he has been around for some time he needed to complete his education to have time for music.

A Marketing graduate of the University of Professional Studies, Accra (UPSA), BB said he is planning to premiere the video of My Lord Is Good in Takoradi, Vienna City in August. 

According to him, he has invited all the Takoradi artistes such as Nero X, Kinaata, Donzy, Pappy Kojo and Nhyiraba Kojo, and Old Sodja to the video premiere.