Runda’s ‘Feel Good’ anthem presents message of strength

Runda has unveiled a powerful new track titled “Feel Good,” a poignant anthem that delves into the depths of personal struggles and celebrates the triumph of the human spirit.

Born Oluwapelumi Olorunda in 1999 and raised in Agege, Lagos, Runda has been steadily making waves in the Afrobeat scene with his honest and relatable music.

“Feel Good” showcases Runda’s signature blend of personal narratives and universal themes. The song opens with a candid reflection on hardship, as Runda recounts his financial struggles and the challenges of navigating life in a tough environment, “Funds been no dey to dey butter my bread”.

His journey from Iju to Obawole is a testament to his resilience and determination to overcome obstacles.

While acknowledging the allure of escapism, Runda also addresses the darker side of coping mechanisms. He opens up about his past experiences with substance abuse, but emphasises his commitment to staying in control and not letting pressure dictate his path.

The track takes a poignant turn as Runda explores the pain of betrayal and the importance of faith in the face of adversity. His unwavering desire to make his mother proud serves as a driving force, fueling his determination to succeed.

“I just wan make my mama feel good,” he sings.

“Feel Good” is a message of hope and inspiration. Runda’s lyrics resonate with listeners who have faced their own challenges, offering a sense of solidarity and encouragement. Through his music, he reminds us that even in the darkest of times, it’s possible to find strength and resilience within ourselves.

As Runda continues to rise in the music industry, “Feel Good” is poised to become a defining moment in his career. It’s a testament to his talent, authenticity, and unwavering belief in himself.

To experience Runda’s magic, stream “Feel Good” on all major platforms here and follow his journey on Instagram and X.

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