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One Ghanaian artist celebrated across the corners of the world, Nana Kwaku Duah popularly known on stage as Tic Tac, is among the handful whose name never skips the lips of music lovers. Everyone who is at least a decade year older and a lover of good music know the musical strength of this rap demon. With six (6) albums to his annals, Tic Tac has been on the �presidential seat� of hit makers for long and still remains unassailable. �Fefe ne Efe�, �Philomena�, �Kangaroo� �Shoddies�, �Beware of dogs� and other international hits by Nana Kwaku (Tic Tac) are among songs which every Ghanaian either can sing the hook or the whole piece. Proving his amazing talent to the world once again, Tic Tac is about to release his 7th album which includes two (2) exclusive hits which is in promotion, �In The Gallo� which features Gyadu Blay Ambulley and �Feel The Heat� also featuring The Canz and Myshel all based in the US. Before the album hit the market, Tic Tac is about to tour Ghana (Kumasi, Takoradi, Accra and Tema) in the CLUB 2 CLUB �train� this November. The tour which is a pre album party and video premiere is scheduled for fans to enjoy the 1st time video showing of the two hits (In the Gallo and Feel The Heat). Speaking to. Nana kwesi coomson,Mr. Gallo (Tic Tac) assured his fans that, those anticipating his 7th album will have their appetite quenched by time. �I have been receiving calls tweets from many people and on the street asking when I�m coming out with another album. To all my fans, the cake is iced. This November is solely for you.� Watch out for Tour dates and Venues. he told this reporter. Stay in touch with Tic Tac by following him on the social networks to get updated about his proceedings. On twitter, @tictacgh, on facebook, search and like his fan page tic tacgh and on myspace, myspace.com\tictacgh. Author: Nana Kwesi Coomson Here is the official teaser video to Tic Tac �Feel The Heat� featuring The Canz and Myshel. It is a new single from his upcoming album �Ghana 4 U� which is due to be out in November 2011.