Big12welve recall struggles on ‘Darkest Days’

Fast-rising duo Big12welve believe that they have a hit on their hands with the single ' Darkest Days'.

"This track depicts real-life events for us; we have grown up somewhat less fortunate, but believed even during our darkest days that better would come," Musa Dan, one half of the duo, said.

The trap-dancehall composition is infused with the melodic sounds of the saxophone, and sees the artistes toasting about the trials faced, and triumphs attained. The song has resonated with dancehall fans, as the official video has already amassed almost 700,000 on YouTube and continues to enjoy an uptick in streams.

Abo Dan, the other half of the duo, is confident that music enthusiasts and partygoers will add the song to their playlists.

"The intent was to make a record that people find relatable as they reflect on their daily challenges, knowing that one day things will improve," he said.

The duo broke onto the scene with the buzzworthy track Money Conversations, which subsequently spawned a remix, featuring international dancehall sensation Skilibeng, and amassed almost a million collective views on YouTube.

Label executive Akim Larmond, who also operates as management for the duo, is delighted about the track.

" Darkest Days represents the type of music fans can come to expect from Big12welve moving forward, and we are very pleased with the positive feedback the track as been receiving," Larmond said.

The duo have also released singles such as Cyah Sorry and SRC (Stay Real to the Chap).