HND's foremost artiste - Demmie Vee also known as “The Kalakuta Pikin” who has long admired and strongly supported 2baba, was inspired by the supposed campaign protest against the ongoing recession by writing, recording and releasing 'Sorry Sorry'.
Demmie Vee - 'Sorry sorry'
The artist puts this song out a track to express the average Nigerian’s pain brought about by the struggle and hardship he faces daily.
Demmie Vee - Sorry sorry
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The track expresses the average Nigerian’s pain brought about by the struggle and hardship he faces daily.
The song is percussion heavy with a deeper, intermittent single drum that speaks of impending doom, if the current economic situation is not prioritized and handled immediately.
'Sorry sorry' reminds listeners of Femi Kuti’s single of the same title, and even samples the beginning of the chorus, but in a heavy, melancholic, slow tempo and “town crier” way.
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