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Budding Ghanaian afro-jazz and afro-fusion artiste, Moffy, has released his new song, Sweet Feeling.
The single which went live on digital streaming stores earlier today is his second for the year.
It comes after a well-received outing of ‘Slide’.
It has members of 99 Phaces; Freddie Gambini, KyngLouy and CozyPols as collaborators.
On the song, Moffy tests the Afrobeats stream via a soothing dance vibe.
It also celebrates love that is true and worthy of appreciation. This is for the ones who stick with you, those who are the rainbows at the end of the torrid rains of toxic and shaky love cycles.
It was produced by Insane Auggie.
Listen to Sweet Feeling here.
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