Ill Gee Set To Drop 7th Studio Album ‘Amplify’

International record producer and rap recording artiste Ill Gee set to drop his 7^th studio album on his 20^th birthday on May 18, the rapper has been recently sighted flooding his social media with teasers for the upcoming project.

The rapper often stretches out his versatility in countless projects some dancehall, R&B but remains relevant in his signature style which is rap when asked about what style this new album is he said it’s all about what’s popping right now from the teasers we have all seen it is most likely to be an all trap album.

His latest single titled Run 2 Me is rather an electronic sensational track which features Edm Dj Slikback who is from Kenya a true meal for the ears as he flaunts his rap skills on that one before that he released an Ep titled Loal which is short for Life of a lifetime which was a blend of trap music and dancehall.

Ill Gee also says all his albums are tailored to a story line his first album Barcode meaning the barcode on a syrup bottle his second album Syrup meaning the actual syrup bottle then his third album Hazy inscribed Haezy which is the feeling you get when you drink syrup then his 4^th album odyssey standing for the journey you go on after feeling haezy right after that his 5^th album cherry factory inscribed Cherry Fxctory standing for a feeling of joy and relief after a journey as expected after that he released his 6^th album Loal which stands for life of a life time as already said above expected would obviously feel like they are having a life time after or during a feeling of joy.

When asked what is the code behind his album Amplify he said looking back on how far he has come with almost 5 years of consistently releasing music he was very low key and all he had to do was ‘Amplify’ with his current state of mind the sky is truly the limit for this youngen having read this article one must ask himself why was his first album the barcode of a syrup bottle well because he is ill and the medicine is in his allbums the rapper says he hopes to change the perception of African music because we can do much more than just afro beats and even compete with the best.