Gyakie Unveils Touching New Single "Rent Free"

Gyakie's upbeat love song "Rent Free" is the latest from the Ghanaian R&B and Afrofusion singer.

Promotional image for "Rent Free" by Gyakie.
Promotional image for "Rent Free" by Gyakie.

Gyakie, has made her return with her latest soul-stirring single, "Rent Free." This release marks her first solo endeavor since her highly-praised 2022 EP, My Diary. "Rent Free" is an exploration of the intricate facets of love and longing, poised to win over both fans and critics alike.

Gyakie's musical journey has been nothing short of extraordinary. Her promising debut with Love is Pretty in 2019 set the stage for her rapid ascent to international recognition. Her chart-topping hit "Forever," featured on her debut EP Seed, cemented her status as a musical force, amassing millions of streams and dominating the airwaves worldwide.

In "Rent Free," Gyakie takes listeners on an emotionally charged voyage, delving deep into the complexities of love. With her emotive vocals and heartfelt lyrics, she paints a vivid picture of a love that refuses to fade away. The song beautifully captures the universal sentiment of clinging to cherished memories even when a relationship has concluded. The powerful chorus, "You're living in my head rent-free," encapsulates the essence of the track, vividly portraying Gyakie's yearning for her lover to remain a constant presence in her life.

Gyakie's ability to blend vulnerability and strength shines brilliantly in "Rent Free." Her emotional delivery and relatable lyrics create a memorable listening experience that deeply resonates with anyone familiar with the enduring impact of past romantic relationships.

Listen here.

Rent Free

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