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Ghanaian artiste Jubed has released two new songs marking his most ambitious move since his breakout hit last year.
The double release, comprising one solo record and one collaboration with East London artiste Not3s, will be available across all major streaming platforms.
The solo track, Garden, showcases Jubed at his most authentic, rooted in Ghanaian sound and culture, and built on the momentum of his growing fan base at home and across the African continent.
The collaboration with Not3s, Fall, brings together two artistes from different corners of the African diaspora over a sound that blends Afrobeats, Afropop and UK-influenced production.
“I wanted to make a statement with this release,” said Jubed. “The solo record is me, Ghana, my roots, everything I come from. The Not3s track is me showing the world what happens when two cultures link up and just make something real. Dropping both on the same day felt right. That’s the statement.”

Not3s, born Lukman Olanrewaju Odunaike, is an East London rapper and singer of Nigerian descent, known for his ability to move between genres and connect with audiences across the UK and beyond.
The pairing with Jubed reflects a growing creative energy between the Ghana and UK music scenes, and a shared belief that the diaspora and the continent have more to say together.

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