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Rapper D-Black, who is known, mostly for secular songs, has ventured into the gospel scene with his new single ‘Heaven or Hell’.
“If you die tonight, is it Heaven or Hell [you are going to]?" It's a critical question, D-Black, is asking in his latest music video.
The video, which features the very talented Sefa, kicks off with a Bible quotation from Mark 9:43: “If your hand causes you to stumble, cut it off. It is better for you to enter life maimed than with two hands to go into hell, where the fire never goes out.”
The song was produced by Fortune Dane while video, with its stunning visuals, directed by Prince Dovlo.
‘Heaven or Hell’, is off D-Black’s latest hip-hop EP, ‘Smoke & Mirrors’.
The 'Smoke & Mirrors' EP has an impressive track list which features talented acts like Bisa Kdei, Kelvyn Boy, Sista Afia and others.
Before the release of the EP, the award-winning rapper dropped a single - 'Tha Bounce', a song produced by Rony Turn Me Up. That single got the streets talking heightening the expectations of music lovers.
The release of 'Smoke & Mirrors' precedes the release of his highly anticipated fourth studio album ‘Loyalty’ later this year.
'Smoke & Mirrors' is currently available on Spotify, YouTube, Tidal, Deezer and all major streaming platforms.
Watch ‘Heaven Or Hell’ video below:
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