Internationally acclaimed producer Harmony Samuels is stepping out of behind the scenes and into the spotlight as H-Money with his latest single, “Tic Tik” featuring Nigerian superstar Reekado Banks. Delving into his Nigerian roots, H-Money is in his element on “Tic Tik” that features Reekado’s instantly memorable vocal hooks, crafting a vibey and lushly produced Afrobeats groove set to electrify the music scene and dance floors across Africa and beyond.
“Tic Tik” marks the start of a brand new and exciting chapter in music for H-Money who has previously worked with the likes of Ariana Grande, Jennifer Lopez, Maroon 5, Rick Ross, Fifth Harmony, Mary J. Blige, and many more. H-Money says, “Tic Tik is my first single and my fire starter, marking the beginning of a new wave of ‘Fro & Bee’ (a blend of Afrobeats and R&B) merging cultures, genres, and fresh collaborations.”
The track released alongside fresh visuals, not only marks a thrilling collaboration between two musical powerhouses but also serves as a significant milestone in H-Money’s artistic journey as he ventures into the vibrant world of Afrobeats.
The minimalist yet celebratory accompanying music video features oscillating shots of the duo bathed in crimson hues and strobe lighting. A bevy of stunning lady co-stars elevate the scene, delivering effortlessly seductive moves that enhance the magnetic allure of the track.
“Tic Tik” captures the essence of Afrobeats rhythm and energy while infusing H-Money’s signature style, resulting in a track that is irresistibly catchy and dance-worthy. From its pulsating beats to its captivating melodies, the song is guaranteed to set listeners’ feet in motion, guided by the mesmerizing vocals of Reekado Banks, who injects his unique flair and dynamic energy into the record, elevating it to unparalleled heights.
Hailing from London and now based in Los Angeles, H-Money (real name Harmony Samuels) is more than a songwriter and producer, he is a bridge. A self-taught musician since the age of four, Harmony stays true to his name and uses music as a power tool to unify the world with vibrations. He is not a new name in the African and global music industry. His strong cultural background has greatly influenced his sound, which saw him collaborate with Afrobeats stars such as Tiwa Savage, scoring production credits on “Kele Kele Love” and “Love Me x3” off her 2013 album ‘Once Upon a Time’. His involvement with Afrobeats doesn’t just end with Tiwa Savage, as he also collaborated with Seyi Shay, earning production credits on her debut album ‘Seyi or Shay’, and songwriting credits on Rotimi’s 2019 hit record “In My Bed” featuring Wale. He is also the force behind beloved songs that took the world by storm like Janet Jackson’s “Made for Now” featuring Daddy Yankee and “Say Yes” with Michelle Williams featuring Beyoncé and Kelly Rowland.
