Ghanaian rising star Bhardboi Nanasei is building momentum for his upcoming album Music and God, set to drop on June 17, with the release of a gripping new visual for his cover of “Violence” originally performed by Sarkodie featuring Kweku Smoke.

Reimagining the hard-hitting track with his own lyrical fire and emotional depth, Bhardboi Nanasei’s version of “Violence” channels a raw, street wise narrative that resonates deeply with his audience. The accompanying visual, released ahead of the album, is visually minimal but emotionally rich emphasizing themes of struggle, survival, and truth that mirror the spirit of the original while carving out his own lane.

Filmed in the heart of Accra, the video enhances the urgency and authenticity in Bhardboi Nanasei’s delivery, offering a compelling glimpse into the artist’s mindset as he prepares to unveil Music and God. The project is expected to blend introspection, social commentary, and spiritual undertones elements that are quickly becoming Bhardboi Nanasei’s artistic signature.

With the “Violence” cover, Bhardboi Nanasei not only pays homage to Ghanaian rap heavyweight Sarkodie and the fierce Kweku Smoke, but also signals his readiness to step into the spotlight with his own bold, fearless voice.

Watch the “Violence” cover visual now on YouTube, and get ready for Music and God on June 17.

Enjoy the visual below

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