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London-based Ghanaian rapper and artist Suave_uk brings back that old-school vibe with his enchanting release “Always On Time Interlude”

Born in Africa, Ghana and raised in London, rapper and artist Suave_uk’s artistry is a delectable cocktail of influences that gives it that broad-ranging appeal. His music doesn’t just tell stories—it pulls you into the scene, making you feel the weight and depth of the moment, and leaves you humming long after. His work reflects a blend of creativity, passion, and a strong sense of purpose. By seamlessly weaving his personal narratives and worldview into perceptive masterpieces, he allows a listener to connect with his music on a profound level, and that is why he has continued attracting a bevy of music fans across London and outside.

We all remember Ja Rule and Ashanti’s “Always On Time,” right? I mean, music was so much better then, and this is one hell of a timeless beat and unforgettable delivery that really warms the heart and stirs the soul.

Well, Suave_uk has decided to take us back through the memory lane with his own special subtle rendition of the jam dubbed “Always On Time Interlude” that doesn’t really shy away from the original but has an unmistakable Suave_uk’s vibe that gives it an inescapable uniqueness that is still drenched in the original’s nostalgia.

It really is a trip down the memory lane as the tenderly nourishes R&B beats hit with an irresistible nostalgia as Suave_uk’s distinct vocals breathe life in a smooth way, leaving a lasting mark on the heart and soul of the listener.

And that’s not all, the accompanying music video is a visual eye treat—the beautiful expanse of London streets and its people a welcome sight as the sweet-sounding music softly gurgles beneath and gives the listener a familiar, chill, introspective, and peaceful vibe.

“Always On Time Interlude” is the kind of music you want to just listen to uninterruptedly through the headphones, closing your eyes and letting the track’s vibe take effect on you like a drug.

With over 26K views on YouTube so far, it is safe to say that the song has found its audience with imaginable ease. It is why I am recommending to you this super special jam that you deserve on any given day. Relish!

As you do, follow Suave_uk everywhere for real-time updates on his future projects.

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Delvin

Founder of Tunepical, a blog dedicated to sharing my love of music with you. I believe that music is the key to life, and if you're listening to the right songs at the right time, everything is possible!

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