In the thick of the lockdown, iTasha made her mesmeric debut alongside Davido on Sheri, a daring move that not only revealed the extent of her talent but also, her resilience and can-do attitude. Following down the same path, she returns this month, grappling for mainstream dominance alongside a myriad of musicians who have released music this period, with Gbege accompanied by a video that mirrors her feistiness on the single.
The Jesse Alordiah produced Gbege speaks to iTasha’s versatility and sonic evolution that creates a clear distinction from the iTasha on this single and the talented novice on, Sheri. More impressive is her lyrical dexterity which affords the single relatability and a perfect encapsulation of her intention.
The accompanying Ibidunni Oladayo directed video, shot in Lagos, matches the song’s mood as we see iTasha expressing her state of anger, sadness, and confusion woven with entertaining scenes of captivating choreographers to balance the fluctuating emotions the video triggers.
With Gbege, iTasha creates a momentum of charismatic and heart-warming RnB pieces.