Nigerian artist GTS 40K reunites with Dremo on “Backshot,” a bold new single that blends street-inspired energy, confident performances and dark, bass-heavy production. Produced by Duke Blaq, the track delivers an unapologetic sound built for late nights, loud speakers and high-energy settings.
From the opening moments, “Backshot” establishes its character through heavy bass, tense atmospherics and a rhythm that keeps the record moving. The production strikes a balance between intensity and groove, giving GTS 40K room to showcase his delivery without overcrowding the beat.
GTS 40K approaches the record with confidence, riding the instrumental with controlled flows and sharp rhyme work. While the provocative title is likely to attract attention, the track’s appeal also lies in its production and the ease with which the artist settles into the rhythm, allowing the performance to feel natural and assured.
Dremo adds another dimension to the collaboration, building on the musical chemistry the two artists have developed over previous releases. Their earlier collaborations, including “Kiss & Tell” and “Juju,” have established a connection that continues on “Backshot,” bringing their contrasting styles together once again.
With its dark sonic palette, infectious rhythm and unapologetic attitude, “Backshot” is designed for listeners looking for a harder edge to their Nigerian hip-hop and street-inspired sounds. The single further strengthens the creative partnership between GTS 40K and Dremo while adding another energetic release to their respective catalogues.