Celebrated Ghanaian saxophonist, Mizter Okyere, drops ‘Ma Wani Enda Ho,’ an upbeat Soloku jam featuring icon rapper Okyeame Kwame.
The song isn’t just a feel-good jam; it also carries an important message about caution in everydayness, especially when in advantageous positions, because a fall doesn’t come with warning. He encourages making good use of opportunities when they present themselves.
Mizter Okyere’s name is always linked with the sax, just like Okyeame Kwame is synonymous with rap and versatility—both of which shine brightly in this track.
The song produced by Mizter Okyere, is a fusion of traditional Highlife with a touch of Jama, layered with Jazz vibes for the dancefloor.
And for emphasis, the song definitely doesn’t need permission to light up the dancefloor. Check it out below:
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