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Ghanaian musician, Lady Jay is out with a new song dubbed 'Social Media.'
The Italy-based songstress released the song on Friday, May 28, 2021.
The single explores how the new media influences relationships, perceptions and is accompanied by bubbly visuals.
“It’s a fun-loving video that is supposed to make everybody happy… I did the song touching on certain situations like how not everything you see on social media is real,” she said.
Lady Jay also hinted at an upcoming album which she is currently working hard towards.
The song is currently available on digital platforms including YouTube.
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