Aklerh unveils afro-fusion single Rush, today

Revolution Records is set to release Afro dancehall act Aklerh’s eagerly anticipated single, Rush on Friday, November 14. Rush marks an Afro-fusion departure that blends Afro dancehall and highlife with a groovy vibe.

Building on Aklerh’s reggae dancehall roots and the Afrobeat textures from Mash Up and Amele, this track fuses sun-soaked highlife energy with contemporary rhythmic flair, delivering a song that is infectious, danceable, and unmistakably Aklerh.

Rush embraces a bright, forward-facing groove that sits at the crossroads of Afro dancehall and highlife. The track pulses with lively energy, buoyant brass accents, and a supple bassline. Aklerh’s dynamic vocal delivery weaves soulful phrasing with rhythmic punch to create a chorus that sticks, while catchy hooks and uplifting textures invite social sharing and playlist moments.

Aklerh says, “Rush is my invitation to celebrate and move. It’s a fresh chapter that honors my roots while embracing something vibrant and new.” Revolution Records adds, “This release marks a milestone in Aklerh’s artistic journey. Rush embodies fearless experimentation and a commitment to delivering feel-good music that travels worldwide.”

Award-winning producer Tubhan Muzik blends traditional highlife with modern Afro-influenced arrangements, creating a celebratory and spontaneous atmosphere. The production emphasizes a tight pocket between rhythm and lyric, preserving clarity amid a party-ready groove.

Displaying a dynamic vocal presence, Aklerh’s evolved delivery maintains her signature charisma while exploring new textures. Rush delivers memorable hooks, a lively groove, and danceable rhythms crafted for the dancefloor.

Rush is an unmistakable afro-fusion banger with a vibrant blend of Afro dancehall and highlife delivering a groovy, provocative and contemporary edge. Its available on all streaming platforms and distributed by Yve Concept.

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