Khaligraph Jones, the legendary Keyan rap phenomenon and lyricist, has just stormed the stage with a mind-blowing track called “Minimal Pressure.”
The new song “Minimal Pressure” delves into Khaligraph Jones’ personal biography, providing insight into his past and the challenges he encountered on his way to fame and success. The song is an honest description of his difficulties and the determination that pulled him forward.
Khaligraph Jones also represented Kenya at the Coke Studio, working alongside Nikita Kering. This high-profile cooperation allowed the two experienced artists to share their music with the rest of the globe.
Furthermore, this outstanding version serves as a follow-up to his previous debut album, “Kwame,” which included Harmonize.
Furthermore, the production of this great record was handled by Vinc on the Beats, a multi-talented music producer.
Finally, this one-of-a-kind composition is a smash hit that you should add to your playlist if you appreciate good music.
Quotable Lyrics;
(Big shoutout to Vinc on the Beats btw)
Ya’ll remember that time
I said that God can open door (Open door)
Zilishafuguka
Now I’m getting everything I’m asking for
Me I did on my own like dat
Man a diss tell ’em we don’t get down like dat
(We don’t get down like dat)
Man am in my zone like dat
So we give it to dem
(Even if they don’t like that)
Me I did on my own like dat
Man a diss tell ’em we don’t get down like dat
(We don’t get down like dat)
Man am in my zone like dat
So we give it to dem
(Even if they don’t like that)
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