Peckham based Ghanaian artist GH Drill is paving his way into the industry by putting his Ghanian/UK Drill fusion on the world stage. Since his debut in 2020 with single ‘Obaa Tumtum’ he has skilfully incorporated Akan dialect Twi into each bold new release. Packing nothing but pure intentions, this artist is intent on finding light in the dark and shedding a light on real stories, hoping to shift perceptions and encourage listeners. He’s definitely a unique figure in the scene right now.

His motivational new track ‘PURE WATER BOY’. Inspired by the ‘Pure Water sellers’ on the streets of Ghana, the song is one of GH Drill’s most raw tracks to date. The song details the story of a boy who was raised in a rich family, but ended up losing everything when they tragically passed away whilst he was in school. He faces bullies as he sells water on the street to make a living, a job that is riddled with issues in the country, from child labour to extremely low wages.