Audio By Carbonatix
Coming off the heat of several hit singles, Ghanaian musician, Nanky doesn't seem to be backing down anytime soon.
Sultan Incorporated signee is out with another song title No Devil.
The Amapiano wave which emanated from South Africa is fast gaining ground in the hearts of music lovers.
Hence, Nanky's effort to cement the process with his vocal skills and versatile flair as displayed on this tune.
Produced by the hitmaking music genius, Streetbeatz, the Amapiano infused instrumentation is just right for the message that No Devil carries.
The Cassette hitmaker is simply sounding a fair warning to all haters and enemies who wish to double-cross him on his level but he specifies that he is far gone and no devil can destroy his success.
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