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Another Friday is here, and some musicians are back with new songs ahead of the weekend.
Medikal, Joe Mettle, Bisa Kdei, Kweku Smoke, Criss Waddle, and new artiste S3kyerewaa are some artistes who decided to entertain their fans with new singles.
Joe Mettle started this weekend with 'Great Jehovah'.
Rapper Medikal released a Letter to My Ex, addressing his ex-girlfriend for leaving him for another man who had more money.
In his new song, Chairman, rapper Kweku Smoke featured Bosom P Yung and Yaw Tog.
Bisa Kdei also released 'Kakyere Me', a slow-paced Highlife tune that talks about his desire to fall in love again, yet fears getting another heartbreak experience.
Rapper Criss Waddle broke his four-year hiatus with Take Me Back, featuring Stonebwoy.
Neo Soul artiste S3kyerewaa also marked her birthday by releasing some new songs. But, first, she dropped Martyrs.
She later dropped another single titled 'Here I Stand'.
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