Ghanian artist, Ranny Praps has just released his latest album, ‘Reborn,’ which captures transformation like a few others.
Reborn is a deeply personal and introspective project that transcends song collection and is an artistic rebirth from Ranny Praps‘ early Afrobeat and R&B days to a fully realised singer. The album, supported by New Money Records, blends Afrobeats, R&B, and Highlife with love, hustle, and endurance themes.
From track one, Reborn is an emotional rollercoaster that explores personal struggles, triumphs, and success. Professional producer Jay Scratch enhances Ranny Praps’ new creative vision with polished production and a unique sound.
The Vision that Guided “Reborn” Ranny Praps says that “Reborn” is a musical representation of how he has changed as a person and as an artist. He remembers the moment when he almost quit music but came back with New Money Records.The album shows this journey of revival with its struggles, endurance, and newfound confidence.
“The title Reborn signifies my growth in the music industry and how things have improved over the past year and seven months since signing with my label. It’s about being brought back to life, much like my journey, an evolution from a rapper/singer to now solely focusing on singing, Says Ranny Praps
A standout feature of this album is its sound variety. Ranny Praps blends Afrobeat and R&B with subtle reggae and dancehall influences. His rhythm and narrative to express strong emotions show his influences; ‘Bob Marley and Fela Kuti.’
Some stand-out tracks are reviewed below:
The album opens with Sika Do, an introspective anthem about Ranny Praps’ struggles and manifesting success. He reassures himself and his mother that his hard work will pay off with rich instrumentation and an uplifting melody on the Afrobeat-infused song, which sets the album’s tone.
On Leak Tape, Ranny Praps “admires the beauty of a woman who captures his mind.” He mixes smooth R&B vocals with rhythmic Afrobeat on this record, which makes it stand out. His singing style and the way he writes lyrics make the song seductive and catchy.
Ranny Praps celebrates the beauty of black women across Africa in Brown Skin. An uplifting anthem, the song celebrates natural beauty, self-love, and admiration to remind listeners that Black is beautiful. Afro-R&B and sincere words make this song a touching tribute to African women.
The Street Anthem
In Big Money, Ranny Praps talks about the struggle to succeed in life. Dreamers sing it as their anthem because he prays for favour and financial success. Particularly for those negotiating their road to success, the hypnotic pulse and motivational lyrics make the track relatable and empowering.
With Bachelors Party, Ranny Praps presents a song that is justly about fun and celebration on a dancefloor sensation. Designed to dominate the dancefloor, it is the ideal mix of melody and rhythm. His smooth vocals and upbeat production make this song a party staple.
Friday Night is a great way to unwind and relax at the end of the week. This song gets you in the mood for the weekend by making you want to dance and enjoy Friday nightlife. This upbeat and catchy song is great for celebrating the weekend.
Jay Scratch’s polished production techniques, while preserving Ranny Praps’ raw and organic essence, shape this album’s sound. The order of each song ensures that the listener is engaged throughout.
Reborn is a statement of resilience and reinvention, not just an album. Ranny Praps has put his heart into this project and created a body of work that will appeal to old and new listeners.
Reborn shows his growth, adaptability, and talent in motivational anthems and feel-good party songs. His evolution demonstrates his commitment and readiness to dominate the industry.
If this album is a preview of Ranny Praps’ future, his rebirth is just the start.
Listen to ‘Reborn‘ Here
