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Ghanaian artiste Joseph Matthew has released a new reggae track titled 'Love in You', which is already generating excitement.
Known for his ability to blend various musical styles, particularly afro-gospel and contemporary sounds, Matthew’s latest song showcases his versatility by exploring a high-tempo reggae rhythm.
Produced by the acclaimed Francis Osei, 'Love in You' is a love song in which Matthew expresses his affection for a woman.
'Love in You' is accompanied by a compelling live music video. This release adds to his growing discography, which includes popular tracks like 'Hallelujah', 'Nyame Ye', and 'Fear No Evil'.
Since his debut in 2019, Joseph Matthew has been steadily gaining recognition, notably his ‘Highlife Song’ of the Year win for his hit song “Promise Land” at the 2024 Ghana Music Awards UK.
This award highlights his unique fusion of Afrobeat, reggae, and gospel music, solidifying his position as a rising talent in the Ghanaian music scene.
Watch the video below:
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