"'Get There One Day' tells my story" - David Oscar reveals

Comedian turned musician,

According to the Reggae/Rock artiste, "Get There One Day" is 'the reflection of the outcry of every young African hustler and it's a true story about his life’.

In an exclusive interview with Pulse TV, the vocalist disclosed that, "the lyrics of the song and as the video itself depicts, is a reflection of the outcry of every young African hustler – every young person who is hoping to move from point one to two.”

The singer whose latest is a dazzling piece of ‘bel canto’ continued, “And that journey, in the pursuit of happiness – in the quest to getting ahead, you will encounter all kinds of problems which are all depicted by the use of dogs and the fact that the security men arrested a young man who is running away to make a living. At the same time, mum is sick in the house and you know, he has to make a living to take care of her. These are the troubles we encounter in our quest to take care of ourselves and the people we care about.

“But in all of these, there’s still a conviction that we will get there and I like it because it’s my story. And I am able to share that story truthfully to inspire somebody out there,” concluded.

Touching on the feedback he has had from the song, David said “Since we released the song, we have had a lot of positive remarks and encouragement. Let’s keep working hard. I believe that there are more clean records coming.”

Produced by and featuring Afriyie Wutah, “Get There One Day” is a Reggae-Rock record released last month (Jan., 2016) and since then, David Oscar has been all over the news. The song is his third single since he joined the music scene.

Watch the full interview above for more!