Eno Barony, a trailblazing female rapper in Africa, has consistently shattered boundaries in the male-dominated hip-hop scene. Her latest collaboration with Amerado on the track “Ride or Die” exemplifies her exceptional talent. Released as part of her ongoing mission to seamlessly blend lyrical brilliance with pertinent themes, “Ride or Die” embodies the essence of unwavering loyalty, trust, and indomitable bonds, both in romantic relationships and friendships. The song showcases the powerful lyrical prowess of two of Ghana’s most gifted rappers, delivering a message that resonates with listeners from diverse backgrounds.
Eno Barony, born Ruth Eno Adjoa Amankwah Nyame Adom, has made a significant impact in the African music industry. Renowned for her bold delivery, intricate wordplay, and unwavering confidence, Eno has become a beacon of inspiration for many aspiring female musicians in a genre often perceived as a male bastion. Her hit singles, including “Heavy Load,” “D33d3w,” and “Force Dem to Play Nonsense,” demonstrate her versatility, transcending the boundaries of hip-hop and venturing into genres like Afrobeats and highlife. Her ability to infuse her music with real-life experiences makes her relatable to her audience, and “Ride or Die” continues this tradition.
Collaborating with Amerado, a rising star in the Ghanaian rap scene, the duo brings a dynamic energy to “Ride or Die.” Amerado, born Derrick Sarfo Kantanka, has quickly gained recognition for his “Yeete Nsem” series and his rapid-fire delivery. Known for his sharp lyricism and witty punchlines, Amerado’s unique storytelling style and humor set him apart. His partnership with Eno Barony on this track adds a fresh dimension to both artists’ discographies, showcasing their collective talent and creativity.
