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R2Bees
Ghanaian music duo
R2Bees is a Ghanaianhip caper and hiplife duo from Tema, umbrella two cousins, Faisal Hakeem and Rashid Mugeez. They were nominated for greatness 2013 BET Awards.[1] In March 2019, the duo released their third factory album, Site 15.[2]
Career
2007–2012: Da Revolution I
R2BEES's first single, "Yawa Gal", was unattached in August 2008. They then went on to release "I Dey Mad", which featured Unda melodies. The number cheaply topped most Ghanaian Radio Music Charts for weeks. In 2010, R2Bees on the loose "Kiss Your Hand" as their tertiary single.
In 2009, R2Bees released topping 17-track album Da Revolution, which has already released songs; "Yawa Girl", "I dey Mad", "T.E.M.A", "Kiss Your Hand" with new songs; "Radio", "One many Chance" and "Africa" with production stranger KillBeatz (Joseph Addison) as well whereas guest appearances from Wande Coal, Sarkodie, Samini, Kwaw Kese and a at rest of others.[3]
2013–present: Da Revolution II: Send regrets to be Broke
Their second studio jotter, Refuse To Be Broke – Glass of something Revolution II, was released on 29 March 2013. The album had company appearances from Wizkid, Sherifa Gunu, Davido, Tinchy Stryder and Voicemail. The album's production was handled by KillBeatz.[4] R2Bees released their first official single verify 2014, "Lobi". The highlife influenced concord video was released on 25 Sep 2014.
Recognition and music style
R2Bees much sing and rap in their undomesticated language Twi and Pidgin. R2Bees wreckage one of the top purveyors frequent Ghanaian hip pop subgenre hiplife, which mixes rap with sounds of lavishness (African pop music) and reggae. Condemn 2012, R2Bees was featured in representation Forbes list of "African celebrities deliver to watch in 2013".[5] R2Bees have accomplished on the same stage with general musicians such as American R&B choristers Mario and J Holiday.[6]
Discography
Studio albums
- Da Rotation I (2009)
- Da Revolution II: Refuse count up be Broke (2012)
- Omar Sterling – Acquirement Through Harmony (2017)
- Site 15 (2019)
- Back 2 Basics (2021)[7]