Africa: Prince Bright and Stonebwoy Share New Afrobeats Anthem 'Back to Sender (Taamiawu)'

1 May 2024
The Accra Times (Accra)

With a joint EP on the way, Prince Bright and Stonebwoy give us a sneak peek of what to expect; enter 'Back To Sender (Taamiawu).' This electrifying mid-tempo Afrobeats anthem is guaranteed to keep bad energy at bay, making it the perfect daily companion.

Just as an apple a day keeps the doctor away, 'Back To Sender (Taamiawu)' keeps negativity and its associated headaches a mile away. The song acts like a talisman, attracting positive vibrations to the listener through an indulging wave of frequencies that engross, and its charm extends beyond the lively production.

Prince Bright and Stonebwoy's dynamic vocals are equally powerful in repelling traces of negativity. They light up the track with a strong gust of optimism as the two stars uplift their audience through lyrics like "You dey wish for my downfall say make I enter for the gutter. Naaey" and "Say my bread I go always butter/Jah rise and me enemy scatter."

- Advertisement -According to Prince Bright, 'Back To Sender (Taamiawu)' is meant to address the struggles we go through. It is also the first single taken off his forthcoming EP, "Infinity," with Stonebwoy.

This heavily-anticipated collaboration will arrive later this year and promises to have something for everyone. But till then, this is the song to beat.

Stream or download 'Back To Sender (Taamiawu)' across all major digital platforms here.

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