The ever illustrious and talented musician Tulisan has emerged from the woodwork to deliver what seems to be another banger of a song, titled ‘Good’.
According the artist, the song is taken from his soon to be complete third project, titled ‘Oshingoli’.
“The album is produced by Slage Pro from Zunde Records and he hails from Zimbabwe, but is based at Ongwediva now.
“’Good’ basically speaks about good times. It also teaches people how to overcome situations out of their control, such as Covid-19, and also to be good and appreciate the process.
“The song is also part of our ever-evolving music industry,” Tulisan says.
He adds that the song has given him the ability to forge new vibes, which is not the usual for him.
“The experience is teaching me a lot, in terms of simplicity, vocals and vibes which people actually really want. I am mixing my home language (Oshikwambi) with English and Afrikaans and my fans have been thirsty for me, so I’m happy to be back, though I never really left,” he adds.
The song will be accompanied by a music video only early next year. Tulisan says this is because he feels that it will fit his target audience best when the world goes back to normal.
Tulisan believes his biggest achievement of 2021 is learning to be a pathfinder.
“I am taking charge of not only the music but the business side of things, too.
“I’ve also gotten closer to God and stayed unapologetically myself. You can expect nothing but the best of what Tulisan can really be,” he says.
– unWrap.online
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