RBD and KooKusi
Ghanaian musicians RBD and Kookusi have released their much-anticipated collaborative album, Addicts Anonymous.
The eight-track album delves into the theme of addiction, featuring contributions from artists Anabel Rose and AraTheJay.
Addict Anonymous explores the complex nature of addiction, reflecting the artists' dedication to addressing this issue through their music.
Blending personal experiences with insightful commentary, the duo promises a thought-provoking and immersive listening experience.
The album was mixed and mastered by RdeeBeatz, and produced by Christoven, and Wolfbite.
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