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TYN Record’s  Signee, Em Eye De Rapkid Drops ‘Sallah’ Jam 


The Talented Youth Nation (TYN) record’s signee, Em Eye De Rapkid is set to release his much talked about single titled New Vibe, today Tuesday May, 19, 2020 at 10pm. 

The reigning overall artist of the year in Bole District at the maiden edition of Savannah Music Awards promised to feed his fans with a banger to end the Muslims’ holy month of Ramadan. 

Em Eye De Rapkid 

He stated that as Covid-19 continued to wreck havoc around the world, it is imperative on artist to devise different forms and styles of keeping their audience entertained, hence his release of a new single to serve as food for the soul in these trying times. 

Em Eye has proven beyond reasonable doubts that he’s the best when it comes to Rap music in Savannah Region. 

‘New Vibe’ was produced by Awagus, also of TYN Records. The song comes with versatility, hard punches and bars upon bars from the Talented Youth Nation’s (TYN) Prince, Em Eye De Rapkid. 

#Anticipate 
#TYNRECORDS
#EmEye
#SavannahMusic 

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