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Ho-based Afro-beats singer, Skye Brain is set to release his new single, ‘Nobody’ on September 10.
The ‘Gather Money’ singer said his new song is inspired by the pursuit of true love.
“I am sure the lyrics will touch a lot of hearts,” he added.
The artiste told JoyNews in an interview Friday that the initial release date of the song, Saturday, August 24 was changed due to some unforeseen circumstances.
Skye Brain performing at an event
Skye Brain, born Richard Adukpo grew up in Ho, the Volta Regional capital.
He is a student of Ho Technical University (HTU) where he studies IT, a discipline he hopes would help to improve his craft.
Nobody Contest You My Baby Die With You My Lover I Got You. 💘 It's A Beautiful Song Guys! It's 🔥 Fire
— Skye Brain (@iamskyebrain) August 23, 2019
Skye is also a graduate of Kpando Technical Institute and Holy Spirit Catholic Preparatory School in Ho. He was nominated for the Song Writer of the Year in the 2018 Volta Music Awards.
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