Rapper Kelz drops tracklist + cover images for his upcoming mixtape, 'KELZURRECTION' !

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Rapper Kelz has released the complete tracklist for his upcoming mixtape, KELZURRECTION.



The 12 song record  with a bonus track has features from Kofi Swag, Imrana, Tactical and Fali Finest

The bonus track comes on "Nobody" featuring Tactical and Kofi Swag. The album is set to drop this Thursday, June 15 on RAADYO app.

Last week, Kojo Cue posted the full tracklist of KELZURRECTION on his facebook wall supporting the artist.

Check out the full tracklist for KELZURRECTION below.

01. Intro (Kelzurrection)
02. Me &My Boys
03. Heart to Love Ft. Tactical&Kofi             Swag
04. Odo Ft. Imrana
05. Get yourself inspired (Interlude)
06. What if
07 Emcee
08. We will survive
09. We need to talk
10.  Wish me well (skit)
11. Barman Ft. Fali Finest
12. Outro ( for the dawgs)

BONUS TRACKS
Nobody Ft. Tactical & Kofi Swag

All tracks except 'FOR THE DAWGS' were mixed and produced by BOOKAH T. 

TIPMADEIT produced 'FOR THE DAWGS'.
The mixtape is 100% free and will be available on RAADYO app(download from Google PlayStore).

Executive Producer:  WE PREACH MUSIC GROUP.

Twitter: 1Rapperkelz
Facebook: The RapperKelz
Instagram: RapperKelz



Location: Ghana

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