Gambo In US To Produce First Album, Meets American Producer Timberland
Versatile Ghanaian trap rapper Gambo is back in the United States, where he is working on his first full studio album.
He is currently working with a number of seasoned American music industry engineers, producers, and record label executives to make his album a success.
Gambo is working with legendary musician Jim Jones to complete his hit song, 'Drip' remix. He is also working with a number of artists on his maiden studio album.
The Vodafone Ghana Music Award-winning rapper is yet to settle on the title for his upcoming album, but one thing for sure is fans should expect nothing but great melodic tunes and top features. His return to the US comes after the release of his latest single, 'Nobody' which features Nigerian songbird Lade.
Recently, Gambo met with Timberland, Mack Main, the President of Young Money, and Harry O, a co-founder of Death Row Records, at the YouTube Avenue event in Miami, where he put on an electrifying performance.
He also met Rance, a four-time Grammy award-winner from the Sound Academy and the producer of the Jezzy 444 album.
The 'Settle' crooner also met with Carva Tee, records executive, and Tumbasa, Head of YouTube Africa, at the YouTube Avenue event.
Gambo has since 2020 enjoyed a glitterous and illustrious music career, following the release of 'Kwacha', his debut song. His rise to stardom in Ghana and on the international stage has been a result of hard work, discipline, and dedication to his craft.
He has over the years worked so hard, producing the majority of the best, world-class music videos out of Ghana. His 'Drip' song's official music video shot on the seventh floor of the Kempinski Hotel was rated top-class by music fans, and it got even legendary American rapper Jim Jones really excited about its quality.
He is continuing his rich musical tradition in the USA and is doing everything possible to make his fans truly happy with the forthcoming album.
In 2023, Gambo spent six months embarking on his first North American tour in major cities across the US.
He returned to Ghana after the successful release of his popular street anthem, 'Cut Soap' on which he featured Nigerian singer, Goya Menor.
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