Audio By Carbonatix
One of Ghana's finest male vocalists, Maxi Sway, is out with a new song dubbed, ‘Wayo Love’.
The new song tells a story of two lovers in a relationship where one is strongly in love and more committed.
In the story, he has put in all the efforts to make the relationship successful on their forever journey of love.
For this reason, he has decided to go all out for the sake of his lover. Unfortunately, the other partner has taken advantage of the situation and does not reciprocate the love as well as the affection shown her.
Consequently, when the pressure became so unbearable, he let loose, and described the emotional trauma and depressing moments suffered.
Maxi Sway, through the song, is advising partners to remain committed and show same level of love and affection to make their bond stronger.
The song which was produced by Klassic Beatz is available on all digital platforms
Listen to ‘Wayo Love’ here: https://shorturl.at/YkbFz
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