Singer MzVee born Vera Hamenoo-Kpeda has revealed that she is recording a gospel song with colleague Kofi Kinaata.
In an interview with Accra-based 3FM, she said the song is a thanksgiving one to acknowledge the Lord's goodness to her over the past six years.
"I am working on the song because for the past six years I have had the toughest times mentally and emotionally. Just as a human being I have been tried and tested and this song just says a lot,” she said.
The singer who said she was robbed at a gunpoint in South Africa where visited to shoot a video for her new song 'Baby' was thankful she was unharmed in the incident.
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