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Bullhaus Entertainment, a record label and music management company owned by Lawrence Asiamah Hanson popularly known as Bullgod, has released its maiden album titled 'Horns Up'.
Prior to the release, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Bullgod, made the announcement with a trailer on social media. On Friday March 1, 2024, the official artwork of the album was released to officially announce the release.
The twenty-track album features Vanilla and top musicians such as Tinny, Fameye, Medikal, Kwabena Kwabena, Captain Planet 4X4 and Kelvynboy.

'Horns Up' seeks to serve music lovers of varied tastes as it presents different genres and music forms.
The songs were produced by Genius Selection, Ubeatz, David Bolton, Mr Herry, Gigzbeatz and Linkinbeats.
Listen to album here: https://found.ee/HornsUp_Bullhaus
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