Listen to Birmingham artist LYCO’s new single ‘Crème De La Crème’ with Ghanaian star Camidoh
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Born in Nigeria and raised in the United Kingdom, LYCO released a new song with Camidoh about the top-shelf women in their lives. About the sped-up collaboration, “‘Crème de la Crème’ is a double-edge[d] sword. On one hand to the listener that isn’t paying full attention and is just enjoying beautiful melodies it’s a light-hearted summer song. On the other hand those who really take in what I’m saying will immediately feel the sensual nature of the adult themes I’m trying to describe with nuance. Truly the best of both worlds.”
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How incredible must it be to have someone who makes you feel great when things are not as you hoped? It’s what Ghanaian star artist Camidoh sings about at the start of his adorning verse on ‘Crème De La Crème’. He continues, crooning about her ability to turn around a dark day, bringing out the best in him. That said, there is no contesting her worth and why he is always on his mind.
