Audio: Sarkodie 'Brodo Ni Cheese Freestyle (Prod. By DJ Juls)' [Download]

Ghanaian rapper Sarkodie Brodo Ni Cheese Freestyle produced by DJ Juls.

Audio: Sarkodie 'Brodo Ni Cheese Freestyle (Prod. By DJ Juls)' [Download]

DJ Juls — the man behind the best FOKN Bois remix — produced this buzzing-bass "Brodo Ni Cheese" beat for a quick one-two freestyle from the ever more popular Ghanaian emcee Sarkodie, who was recently featured on a BET Cypher with Talib Kweli, Jean Grae and Ab-Soul. Stream and download the dual concoction below [track starts around the 1:00], which will be on Juls' upcoming Jungle Book Beat Tape II.

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>>> Download: Sarkodie "Brodo Ni Cheese Freestyle (Prod. By DJ Juls)"

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