The Jay and Stephenie Boateng directed video perfectly matches the song’s melodic energy and portrays MzVee as the African vocal goddess as she is, with Sarkodie adorning it with his lovely and enticing rap lines.
Expressing how outstanding MzVee's inVeencible album is, the popular music critic cum songwriter happily stated that MzVee's album is a continental and a historic body of work for him.
It comes off the back of the singer's brave musical comeback after her struggles with depression for over a year.
The 13-track album has features from Sarkodie, Navy Kenzo, Kelvyn Boy, Falz, Medikal, Efya and more.
Ghanaian superstar singer Vera Hamenoo-Kpeda popularly known as MzVee is out with a star-studded tracklist for her highly-publicized ‘InVEEncible’ Album. The album sees features from mainstream international as well as…
Ghanaian afrobeat and dancehall singer MzVee has eulogized her parents in a new documentary ahead of the release of her fourth studio album 'inVEEncible'. MzVee who announced the album release…
Ghanaian songstress Vera Hamenoo-Kpeda popularly known as Mzvee has announced the release of her brand new album since leaving record label Lynx Entertainment. The body of work christened 'InVEEncible' is…