
Multiple award winning diva, Efya, is set to release a new single titled “JORLEY” on Wednesday 5 th August, 2015.
JORLEY has all the makings of another hit single.
Efya has consistently released a collection of hit singles from “Little Things” to “Best In Me” “Forgetting Me” “Life” and “Gingam Too Much” amongst others. It is therefore no surprise that anticipation is at fever pitch for the new single which is sure to head straight to the top of the charts after its official release on Wednesday 5th August.
The single is said to feature, none other than Sarkodie. Previous collaborations between the two acts have resulted in massive hit records such as “Odo.”
Undoubtedly one of the continent’s most influential female acts, Efya’s dedicated cult-like fan base adorably referred to as the “Gingams” is unmatched by any other female act on the Ghanaian music scene.
According to sources at her record label, One Nation Entertainment , the single is off her upcoming album set to be finally launched later this year; and the many “Gingams across the continent can look forward to many more projects and releases from her before the end of the year.
The soulful songbird recently thrilled guests to her usual dose of enthralling performances as the headline act at The Loaded Party held on the 25th of July,2015 and is set to perform alongside the likes of Sarkodie, Ice Prince and Banky W at the “SARKODIE HISTORY IN THE MAKING Concert” in Atlanta,USA on 8th August,2015.



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