Dosted Gennah strengthens independent run with new EP ‘Out of the Broken City’
Released some days ago, the six-track project brings together elements of dancehall, reggae and afrobeats while featuring collaborations with established musicians from Ghana, Jamaica, and Trinidad and Tobago.
Ghanaian independent musician Dosted Gennah has introduced his newest EP, Out of the Broken City, showcasing his ability to blend dancehall, reggae, and afrobeats into a six-track collection. This latest release marks another milestone in a career marked by his independent approach to music and a series of cross-border collaborations with musicians from Ghana, Jamaica, and Trinidad and Tobago.
Dosted Gennah, who made his official debut in 2020, has steadily accumulated a following both in Ghana and the wider Caribbean and dancehall music scene, without the support of a major record label. His collaborations include works with artists such as Medikal, J Derobie, Jupitar, Shane O, and Zebee. Notable tracks from his new EP include collaborations with Zebee ("Hot Pressure") and Medikal ("Fall and Rise (Remix)").
It's also notable that Dosted Gennah has built relationships with prominent Ghanaian artistes such as Shatta Wale, Medikal, J Derobie, Jupitar, Larruso, Captan, and Alkaboss. Beyond his collaborations, Dosted Gennah has secured recognition from artists in the Jamaican dancehall community like Masicka and Popcaan. "Out of the Broken City" is available on popular streaming platforms like Audiomack, Apple Music, Spotify, and Boomplay, allowing the independent artiste to reach a global audience.
While Dosted Gennah remains comparatively low-key on social media, his focus on music production and his growing presence in events such as Shatta Fest, Ghana Party in the Park, and other music festivals across Ghana demonstrate his commitment to his musical journey. "Out of the Broken City" is Dosted Gennah's latest step in merging his Ghanaian roots with the influences of Dancehall and Reggae that have defined his artistic identity.
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