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Harshterg Links Up with ZARRTHEMAKER on New Single “GWG (Girls Wey Guide)”

 


Harshterg, also known as The Spigg, is back with “GWG (Girls Wey Guide),” a new collaboration with ZARRTHEMAKER that puts his love for stylish women, money and good energy front and centre.

Built around the catchy refrain, “Me I like girls with swag, me I like girls wey guide,” the record captures Harshterg in a playful, confident mode, trading in romance clichés for cheeky lines, Nigerian Pidgin and a clear appreciation for women who bring their own flavour.

Across the track, Harshterg moves between talk of ambition, attraction and his preference for the alte baddie lifestyle. The result is a record that feels less like a traditional love song and more like a glimpse into his personal taste: good looks, undeniable swag and a woman who can match his energy.

The collaboration with ZARRTHEMAKER adds another voice to the record’s personality, while the song’s memorable hook gives listeners a phrase to latch onto beyond the first listen.

“GWG” arrives with a colourful, comic-inspired visual identity that reflects the song’s larger-than-life attitude. Its bold characters, luxury setting and exaggerated pop-art aesthetic bring the record’s world to life - a playful intersection of fashion, nightlife, money and attraction.

Known for his alternative approach to Nigerian hip-hop, Harshterg continues to build on the world of The Spigg with a record that embraces humour, personality and the things that make his taste distinctly his own.

With “GWG (Girls Wey Guide),” Harshterg and ZARRTHEMAKER deliver a confident, quotable record made for listeners who appreciate their music with a little swag.

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