Kwesi Arthur demonstrates his legendary versatility with the sudden stylistic pivot of “Okay Switch.” Arriving as the penultimate track on Redemption Valley, the song serves as a masterclass in flow variation and rhythmic adaptation.
The track is an experimental Hip-Hop record that features several mid-song tempo changes. While “What They Want” was a straight-ahead assault, “Okay Switch” is more about the art of the “flip.” The lyrics tackle his ability to adapt to any situation—whether it’s a change in the industry or a change in a relationship—with Kwesi asserting that he remains “okay” regardless of how the “switch” happens. It is a witty, technical piece that reflects his role as one of Africa’s most creative rappers, speaking directly to those who appreciate the evolution of the genre.
Musically, the track features a dynamic, shifting production that emphasizes his vocal agility. His delivery moves from slow, melodic bars to high-speed triplets with ease. By including this on the album, Kwesi has effectively proven that in 2026, he is still the king of the “switch-up.”
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