Shallipopi Releases Video for the Hit Track "Ex Convict"

Shallipopi releases the much anticipated TG Omori-directed music video to his viral track unveiling “Ex Convict.”

​Screenshot from "Ex Convict" by Shallipopi, YouTube.
Screenshot from "Ex Convict" by Shallipopi, YouTube.

In the ever-evolving realm of music, Shallipopi has undeniably carved a niche for himself through his exceptional talent, relentless consistency, and unyielding drive. Recently, fans were electrified by his collaboration with Fireboy DML and Zlatan on the remix of "Elon Musk," showcasing the wave that Shallipopi brings to the industry. However, Shallipopi is not one to rest on his laurels for long, and he has swiftly delighted his audience with yet another exciting, "Ex Convict."

"Ex Convict" derives its inspiration from Shallipopi's personal experience, a harrowing encounter with the EFCC that led to his arrest. This track is not just a song; it is a powerful testament to his unwavering resilience and unique ability to transform life's most challenging moments into creative expressions. Produced by Stringz, Shallipopi's trusted collaborator, "Ex-Convict" promises an exhilarating and emotionally charged musical experience.

As Shallipopi adds "Ex-Convict" to his growing repertoire, he stands shoulder to shoulder with his popular hits like "Elon Musk" and "Sharpiru." This new single shines a spotlight on his artistic versatility, presenting a bouncy and captivating sound that is bound to get listeners moving and grooving.

But that's not all – in a thrilling development, Shallipopi has unveiled the highly-anticipated music video for "Ex-Convict." This track is a standout feature on his recently released Planet Pluto EP, and the cinematic visual was expertly directed by none other than TG Omori.

Watch "Ex Convict" music video here:

Shallipopi - Ex Convict (Official Video)www.youtube.com

Nelson Mandela free from prison visiting a school doing the black power salute.
Music

12 Essential Anti-Apartheid Struggle Songs from South Africa & Around the World

It wasn't just South African musicians—artists from around the continent and the world all stood up in solidarity and released anti-Apartheid songs.

South African twin duo Major League DJz pose for a press image in punk-style t-shirts and sunglasses.
Music

The Songs You Need to Hear This Week

The best African music of the week featuring Femi Kuti, Major League Djz x Jorja Smith, Cina Soul, Nduduzo Makhathini, and more.