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Phronesis born David Nana Amporful, an elite composer real has released his debut EP titled 'Evergreen'.
The seven-track EP which seeks to give hope and motivates people to go on in life was released on several platforms, Wednesday.
The Evergreen EP which seeks to stamp his name unto the music scene is inspired by the singer's experiences in life and also that of the people around him.
"I call it Evergreen because this EP signifies my longevity on the music scene and looking at the heat and impact this particular EP is going to make.
"I feel it will be evergreen, ever refreshing and nourishing because it's going to live in the soul, minds, and hearts of a lot of people."
For someone who started music back in Junior High School, Phronesis sees music as a passion and a life journey he is embarking on.
His distinct genre of music is a blend of the diverse world celebrated genre as he looks up to all the good leaders of the various genres of music and what they stand for concerning music.
Songs on the EP include 'Evergreen', 'Ghetto', 'Bebia', 'Kili Kili', 'Lelee', 'Blessings' and 'Nobody dey like me' will be released and marketed under the Premier Space Entertainment label.
Some of the renowned Ghanaian producers who worked on this record are Kuvie, Imike, Psyko, and Webzy.
The Bob Marley, Popcaan and Mugeez are artistes who inspire the singer.
Click this link to stream download and share the EP.
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