After taking a break, Ghanaian recording artist RJZ is back with a brand-new tune to properly end the year.
RJZ follows up his first single, “Don’t Hate Me,” with “Don’t Call Me,” his second single of the year, which is based on an anecdote.
The song, which Synesthetic produced, is about a woman RJZ greatly admired in high school but was actually in love with someone else. The aforementioned lady began to show attraction to RJZ just as his music career was beginning to rise exponentially, but he was now more preoccupied with his music career.
The storylines in RJZ’s songs are usually compelling and relatable to practically every listener, and this song is no exception. This is good music, and we endorse it.