Choirmaster 'strikes' with Thunder Faya
Musician love to express their “feelings” in a song and that is what hiplife artiste, Choirmaster, has done with his latest song titled, Thunder Faya.
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The song, which was produced by EDM is a “warning” to his detractors to be weary of the strike of thunder for their evil deeds.
Though Thunder Faya casts insinuation at an unknown person, Choirmaster denies it’s a piece to his enemies.
“I just summed up my feelings in a song. The song isn’t targeted at any perceived enemy but general information to anyone who seeks my downfall as I work hard to get a meaningful career,” he told Showbiz on Friday.
Thunder Faya is a highlife tune which dwells on the struggles of young people who aspire to succeed in their fields of endeavour.
On it, Choirmaster sings about how despite his conviction to succeed in his music career, “enemies” work behind the scenes to see him fall.
He goes on to say that he’s covered with the blood of Jesus and does not believe that the works of his “enemies” will stall his progress.
Up and coming highlife artiste, Agyen Kay who was featured on the song added his “Castro” style to it.
He addresses the need for people to appreciate the struggles of others and not be envious of them when they succeed.
Already, the video of the song which was shot by Prince Dovlo is out. It was premiered on 4Syte TV last Thursday and currently available on YouTube and other music streaming sites.
Currently, Choirmaster is working on the release of his second album after his debut Revelations solo album last year which had songs such as Ghana’s Most Beautiful, Saved By Grace among others.
He released a single, Hook Me Up in April this year.
