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US-based Ghanaian record producer, Nektunez, has once again exhibited his genius prowess with a tweak on DJ Khaled’s trending song ‘God Did’.
The Billboard-chart record producer, who continues to enjoy global attention, released ‘God Did Amapiano Remix’ earlier this week, barely a month after DJ Khaled’s star-studded original single.
Nektunez says of the remix, “DJ Khaled is one of my inspirations so it feels absolutely amazing to work on such a project”.
‘God Did Amapiano Remix’ presents music fans with a heavenly touch of the record, with a prospect of blowing the minds of music fans, considering the fast rise of the Amapiano sound. ‘God Did’ features Rick Ross, Lil Wayne, Jay-Z, John Legend and Fridayy, and is currently the trendiest single off DJ Khaled’s 13th studio album.
It comes as no surprise from Nektunez, following the huge success of his single Ameno Amapiano Remix, which shot him to fame in 2021. The song undoubtedly registered its presence on almost every party playlist in the world, recruiting millions for its social media challenge including celebrities such as Shaquille O’neal, Janet Jackson, and Paul Pogba.
Nektunez is currently signed to Sony Music & B1 Recordings.
'God Did Amapiano Remix' is currently available for streaming via Audiomack and Youtube
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