Exclusive: Mr. Drew Dives into the Making of ‘Case’ and Refutes Claims of it Being a Kaywa Diss Track

Written by on 05/09/2023

Mr. Drew, the Ghanaian singer and dancer, recently opened up about the inspiration behind his latest chart-topping track, ‘Case’ and dispelled rumors about it being a diss to former label owner, Kaywa.

His new song quickly gained attention upon its release, with some music lovers suggesting that it is a shade song to Ghanaian music producer and CEO of Highly Spiritual record label, Kaywa, who had previously worked with Mr Drew.

However, the crooner has clarified during an interview with Naa Ashorkor and Cookie Tee on the New Day Show On TV3 that he did not make the song for his former boss.

Hanging Out with Mr. Drew on #TV3NewDay https://t.co/u5sAwAVrUp— #TV3GH (@tv3_ghana) September 5, 2023

According to him, he co-wrote the ‘Case’ song with his colleague singer, Kuami Eugene, about 3 years ago, adding that it was supposed to be released before his ‘Later’ song which featured Kelvyn Boy.

”Oh no, I don’t think I would be someone who will make a song for just 1 person. Funny enough the song is 3 years. Oh yeah, I wrote it 3 years ago.

I actually wrote this song with Kuami Eugene and I was planning to release that instead of ‘Later’ featuring Kelvyn Boy. I was looking for a song to release and then I was going through the beat I had, so this is not the actual beat, it is a highlife song,” he stated.

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