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Only two weeks after the release of 'Bruk Up', British-Ghanaian artist Professor Paws has launched a remix of that track.
The singer, songwriter and producer has collaborated with Ghanaian producers and musicians to release an amapiano remix of the hit, allowing him to move away from his usual afrobeat style with a new
sound. However, the original still shines through in this latest track.
'Bruk Up' has now passed 100,000 streams on Spotify, which was Professor Paws' first single of the year after the release of his debut EP To The Bag in 2021.
Listen to the track here:
Professor Paws - Bruk Up (Amapiano Remix) (professorpawsmusic.com)
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