Slim Busterr as he is popularly known confirming the comeback has released ‘M’asan Aba Reloaded’, a previously recorded hit track his fans have been hoping to hear again for years.

ALSO READ: Video Rapper who cut off p3nis gets married

The song which he hinted will drop soon arrived as a special holiday gift to fans: a new song for a fresh year.

‘M’asan Aba Reloaded’ is a featured track on his forthcoming studio album and it was recorded to fit his Soul Music kind of melodies and not the usual hiplife thing. So one can see a little difference in the original one and the reloaded version.

The artiste who doubles as a choreographer did not release the song with its music video but has promised to dropped visuals on his official YouTube channel very soon.

Slim Busterr added that, he will do remix of most of his songs with some artists.

Celebrated Ghanaian musician Slim Busterr has disclosed that he couldn’t stand it and that justifies the reason he had to put his music career on hold in Ghana and travel to the UK, where he currently resides.

According to him, he could not bear the pressure the power outages came with.

He thought fleeing the country was the best option, even though one may say he could have just stayed and help find a lasting solution to the power situation at the time to save the country for a general good.

“I was spending GH¢60 a day on electricity and it moved up to GH¢120 a day. Why? I thought of it, I didn’t understand and it went on for almost a year. So I was like no if I joke…,” he told Hitz FM’s Dr Pounds on Monday evening.

Slim is still out there in the UK hoping to come to Ghana soon.

“Oh yeah I am enjoying in UK,” he said when he was asked if he was enjoying his stay in the UK.

Recently, Mohammed Ibrahim Awal, Business Development Minister, at a lecture organised by Chartered Institute of Marketing Ghana (CIMG) announced that “dumsor is banished; dumsor is gone because we are committed to ensuring that without electricity and energy there can’t be industrialisation. We have banished dumsor to make sure that businesses have everything to do to improve.”