Goggi cements TiD Avare as a Top Rapper coming from Buluk

Goggi is the first song from TiD Avare this year. It is basically a dance song, with prayer as lyrics. The young rapper proves to be versatile with his flow by marching the fast instrumentation boot for boot. Despite being very danceable, the song is rich in content. The rapper prays away misfortunes by citing instances that would elude him. From accidents to Covid-19, the rapper says god’s grace will see him escape. Considering the damning effects of alcohol in the Builsa area, the young rapper prays away any incidents of alcoholism.

From all indications, Goggi emanates from the very nature of almost all African ethnicities. Dance is deeply embedded in most aspects of our culture. Goggi, therefore, charges us to pray heartily whilst dancing.

The senior high school student appears to have a knack for rap. Often blending phrases in English with Buli, the rapper remains a delight to the ear. With his kind of voice texture, flow, and cadence, I may be right in saying we have our own Sarkodie in the making.

Buli is not the easiest language to rap in. Even worst, rapping in the dialect spoken in Chuchuliga. However, the first time I heard “Firewood” by TiD Avare, I knew some fire was coming. A follow-up song that featured him further revealed the Chuchuliga native is an emerging enigma.

With this new song titled “Goggi”, I can only expect a rise to the top.

The song is produced by Kobby Beats of Savanna Records. Listen and Download ‘Goggi” by Tid Avare below.

TiD Avare has been on just three songs, yet he’s proven to be an enigma. As a rap enthusiast, I’ve often bemoaned the inadequate number of Buli rappers; TiD Avare however unpacks that paradox.

TiD Avare is not an average rapper. Thus far, the Senior High School student has been impressive.

Check out previous works from the young god.

Shoutouts to Honcho Neggar for introducing me to this talent.