Empress Afi’s new single, ‘Nah Stop,’ is out now on all digital streaming platforms worldwide: https://ditto.fm/nah-stop
‘Nah Stop,’ Empress Afi’s new Afro-Dancehall hit, is a riveting story wrapped in the crisp vocals of the singer as she delivers an ear-catching view on her gloomy encounters with persons of doubtful character and the subsequent “bad awful” sensations in the collectedness of a fortunate kid.
Though concerned with pushing beyond negativity, ‘Nah Stop’ is more focused in doing so with power and drive. As a result, it takes listeners on a fascinating journey through Afi’s ascent to the top, aided by tough lyrics that portray the Bronx-based musician as an angel while unleashing the little devil in her with lines like, “You know, Jah nah go vex if me buss di gun.”
“Nah Stop covers some of my unpleasant personal experiences with people – how I was judged and tormented by them prior,” Empress Afi told our source about her new song. It’s about my destiny ascension to the top, since “who Jah blesses, no man can condemn.” Over the course of the song’s three minutes, Afi delivers a lot of quality, the most remarkable of which is how she unravels her story in lyrics that set the somewhat quiet sound on fire.
Empress Afi (Maureen Efua Miezah) is a Ghanaian-American Afro-Dancehall singer-songwriter who is still climbing the celebrity ladder. She is influenced by Dancehall culture and its greatest artists, like Popcaan, Chronixx, Buju Banton, and others, as well as Africa’s own Afrobeat. But there was an old acclaim that led to all of this new and blooming acclaim, courtesy to SOB Dancers, a dance company Afi has been a member of since its inception in 2013. Before Afi made her dramatic transition to music in 2017, the group performed with Bisa Kdei, Jay Ghartey, Keche, Stonebwoy, and others.
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