Versatile musician, Natty Borax, has dropped his much-awaited single titled Sweetness at a very colourful ceremony at the Airport View Hotel.
The event also saw his record label MOSKITOE Entertainment give him a five-year recording deal.
Natty Borax featured Chase Forever on the Afrobeat song which is now available on all digital platforms.
During the Sweetness single launch, the Asieho hitmaker explained that every month he will be dropping singles ahead of his album in 2023.
Natty Borax has confirmed he will be releasing a 15-song album next year and is ready to excite not only Ghanaian but also Africans and the world at large.
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