Fast-rising Ghanaian rapper K-Bhills has returned from a long hiatus with the release of a reflective extended play (EP) dubbed “Silent Rebirth.”
Released on all digital streaming platforms, the five-track project sees the wordsmith share the deepest part of himself with his audience through boujee, master-level rap delivery.
After recovering from a long period of depression and anxiety, the rapper decided to create this EP and its deluxe version to open up about his experience. He craftily paints a vivid imagery via these five songs on how anxiety and dealing with the devil feel.
On the project, a more mature K-Bhills opens with “Stuck In My Ways” to remind the listeners that he’s just a human with an enviable rap talent.
He raps: “I ain’t really gotta talk much, they already know who I am,” as a stark reminder to the listener.
K-Bhills then sends a personal letter to his younger self on “Squid Games (Clarity)” and talks deeply about his faith in God and how he overcame these mental and spiritual battles.
“I wrote this song for my younger self… I hope it helps anyone who finds themselves in the place I was,” K-Bhills said.
“Forever” follows, where he glides on the laid-back instrumentals with flamboyant lyrics and flow. It’s all free-flow on the penultimate and title track “Silent Rebirth Freestyle.”
It’s a “DopeBoy” summer as he closes the project with an entirely different vibe.
This sophomore EP tells the story of K-Bhills, his grind, personal struggles, extended musical break, and most importantly, return to the mic.
It’s also a reminder of his rap prowess and introduction to his newfound production skills. All songs mixed by the rapper himself under the tag DopeBoy, except Silent Rebirth freestyle, which was done by Vibe$hits.
Stream K-Bhills’ new EP “Silent Rebirth” released under his record label DopeBoy Music.