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Sam Smith Revamps With A New Jam Featuring Burna Boy
After taking a short break through quarantine, pop superstar Sam Smith has returned with new music on Thursday (July 30). “My Oasis,” featuring Nigerian superstar Burna Boy, is out now. “You play with my emotions/ I’m flowin’ like the ocean/ I pray for your devotion/ ‘Cause there’s nothing I can do when it comes to you,” Smith croons on the chorus.
“This track has been a beautiful release of emotions for me during this time,” Smith said in a press release. “I’ve been a fan of Burna Boy for years now and am so happy to have a tune with him.”
Smith penned the hypnotic track with Jimmy Napes and Burna Boy.
“My Oasis” comes following Smith’s decision back in March to postpone and rename their third studio album. Originally titled To Die For and slated for a May 1 release, the singer revealed in an Instagram post that the timing and title of the album didn’t “feel right” to them, but promised fans that “I am still going to bring out some new music over the next few months.”
Dakora, Ghanaian versatile rapper dishes out a new jam for the streets. As the coronavirus pandemic restrictions ease away, Dakora aims at making everything Ghanaian have a new jam on their playlist. The title for the new jam is Zagawalata as it was produced by DJ Breezy.
Back on scene with the energy of a thousand voices, Mike Kesse gifts fans with a glorious new single, ‘Oluwadara’. Produced by Vibehouse, ‘Oluwadara’, which translates to ”God has been good”, is yet another triumphant piece unmatched in raw power and anointing.
It features Belac 360 atop it’s grandiose instrumentation and exploits a fact all believers can attest to God’s unending grace and mercies. Mike Kesse keis enjoying a successful spell of gospel music, one which spans a good amount of years. He has worked tirelessly to establish himself as a consummate singer/songwriter in time, making him arguably one of the best figures Ghanaian music has to offer.
Get your dancing shoes on and sing with Mike Kesse because ‘Oluwadara’ (God has been good).
Robert Hud with Rapture expresses his sentiment about other rappers without throwing direct shots. Unlike he’s previous rap records, he served this in 90% English and 10% Ewe. The question; who was he referring to will keep reflecting in your mind after listening to the music?
Accra, Wednesday July, 29, 2020 – Burgeoning Ghanaian Afro-soul singer, Essilfie returns with a contemporary Highlife single, ‘Mendada Me’. Produced by Quist, the song touches on the doubts and insecurities of a woman in love.
When asked about her inspiration for the heartfelt piece which translates to ”Don’t lie to me” or ”Don’t deceive me”, Essilfie expressed, ”I wrote this song by humming the melody on the beat and then later putting it in the melodies. The words came from bad past experiences as well as some of the terrible experiences of my friends. Sometimes, when music is made in the heat of the moment, we say ‘vibes’ or ‘freestyles”’.
Essilfie is a graduate from the University of Ghana where she studied Bachelor of Arts in Education. She intends on becoming a full-time musician, with dreams of venturing into other fields like entrepreneurship, podcasting, talent scouting, voice acting, etc. She’s a bright, versatile and experimental soul with a host of things to offer.
Listen to ‘Mendada Me’ and share with a loved one.
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