Recho Rey Preaches Reverence in New Song 'Respect'

By Gloria

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One Ticket Management young rapper Recho Rey has finally answered her fans' request for new new music.

They youngster has dropped a new audio dubbed 'Respect', which is a dedication to people that are always looking down on others.

She preaches about respect for all the hardworking boys and girls out there, and encourages the struggling ghetto youths to continue with the grind because dreams can turn to reality.

"You can become a superstar and sell like Eddy Kenzo" Recho Rey chants in this dancehall song.

The powerful lyrics are both in Luganda, English and Patois. The three-minute audio was produced by St. Andrew's Music and mixed and mastered by Dking.

There was a time when Uganda knew Jocelyn Tracy, commonly known as Keko, as the baddest female rapper in Uganda. However, her career went down the drain due to drugs and she ended up relocating to Canada.

Follow her move to relocate, her shoes were filled by none other than 19-year-old Mirembe Racheal commonly known by her stage name, Recho Ray.

Rey came to the limelight during Feffe Bussi's 'Who is Who' challenge that trended nation-wide.

In a past interview, Recho Rey revealed that she wrote her lyrics for the challenge in only 30 minutes.

She has since released a number of songs like 'Gweno Dawo', 'Guma Bakunyige', 'Cheating', 'Bwogaana' ft Winnie Nwagi among others.

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