London Duo Blue Lab Beats Enlists Ghanaian Artist Ghetto Boy For Summer Banger “Blow You Away (Delilah)”
With seductive guitar riffs and a catchy Afrobeat rhythm, London collective Blue Lab Beats recruits Ghanaian artist Ghetto Boy for an iconic track titled "Blow You Away (Delilah). Indeed, it's quite obvious that this track has the attributes of a major summer hit, given its intoxicating melodies and captivating atmosphere. According to the composers of the song, the track aims to bring hope and love, in response to all that is currently happening in the world.
In addition, the track is supported by beautiful visuals, shot in Ghana, specifically in Jamestown, Accra. The three artists can be seen in artistic, colorful and above all soothing environments, chilling and exploring.
This is definitely a quality track you'll want to have in your playlists.
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