Appy & Baddest 47 Just Dropped "Mary Jane" - Listen Now!

Tanzanian rising star Appy has teamed up with Baddest 47 to release a brand new single titled “Mary Jane.” The song, which heavily features lyrics about marijuana use, is already generating buzz online and sparking conversations about its controversial subject matter.

A Catchy Tune with a Provocative Message

“Mary Jane” is an upbeat track with an infectious melody that blends elements of Afropop and dancehall. The lyrics, however, are explicit in their references to marijuana, with lines like “Mh Weed” and “Kitu cha Arusha Ila kinatoka moshi” leaving no room for interpretation. Appy sings about the pleasure and relaxation she finds in smoking, even going so far as to describe the process in detail.

Pushing Boundaries in the Tanzanian Music Scene

While marijuana remains illegal in Tanzania, the song’s release could be seen as a reflection of changing social attitudes and a growing openness to discuss previously taboo topics. Appy and Baddest 47 are not the first Tanzanian artists to touch on the subject of marijuana in their music, but the directness of “Mary Jane” is likely to draw attention.

A Bold Move for a Rising Star

This latest release from Appy follows a string of successful singles that have helped her gain recognition in the Tanzanian music industry. Whether “Mary Jane” will propel her to even greater fame or spark backlash remains to be seen. One thing is certain: Appy is not afraid to take risks and express herself through her music, even if it means courting controversy.

Listen and Decide for Yourself

“Mary Jane” is available now on all major streaming platforms. Give it a listen and let us know what you think in the comments!