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Urban gospel sensation, Priscilla Otumfuo, has released a new single 'Wave' after a long wait.
After winning the hearts of Ghanaians with her 2019 single ‘Worthy is the Lamb’, she is serving fans again with another spirit-filled song.
'Wave', a worship song calls the attention of God and his spirit to fill and manifest in the lives of every believer.
Priscilla, as confessed by music professionals, is an outstanding artiste who focuses on her craft and knows the rudiments of her profession.
Her preparedness to doing the work of God always takes her a step higher with top-notched delivery.
Her latest single, ‘Wave’, explores her talent and devotion towards the Gospel.
With a soothing voice and a nice rhythm to compliment, Priscilla is racing to the top of the gospel fraternity.
Priscilla with the help of her team is hoping that nothing but the best is served to her fans both in Ghana and beyond.
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