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US-based Ghanaian Gospel Singer Sarah Sings has disclosed she is working on her maiden album.
Speaking on E-VIBES with Becky, Sarah says her team is working on the new album which will be out soon.
“We are currently working on my maiden album. I have four singles now. We are doing the album and it will come out very soon. Watch out for it and I can’t wait.”
Sarah, born and raised in Accra, Ghana is a US based Ghanaian gospel songwriter, vocalist, and an anointed international worship leader.

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