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Musicians Kwabena Kwabena and Epixode have impressed many music lovers with the live Highlife rendition of the latter’s song.
The two performed Atia which was originally released as a Reggae song in June 2022.
Taking to Instagram, Epixode noted that he had so much fun reimagining the original Atia to give fans a soulful Highlife version of the song.
“I don’t know what you think but personally I think this is beautiful,” he wrote.
Meanwhile, on his Instagram page, Kwabena Kwabena shared the cover art for the song with the caption “amazing session with a great talent.”
Check out the original song below:
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