Ghanaian Asakaa pioneer Reggie opens up on a vulnerable new record titled “Still Love Her.” The track moves away from his usual drill leanings and settles into something more personal.
Reggie built his name on heavier, tougher sounds, so this shift toward openness feels notable within his catalogue. The song draws directly from a real heartbreak he lived through. Because of that, the emotion here lands as genuine rather than performed for effect.
Zmoke handles the production, leaning on atmospheric synth pads and steady trap percussion underneath. heartbreak stays central without tipping into melodrama. It plays like a rare, unguarded moment from an artist known for toughness.
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