Songstress Efya has launched her first studio album “Janesis” at the Plot 7 lounge and Club in Osu. The event was characterized by a beautifully decorated hall, as the lights and floral placements created a soulful ambience.
The event which was powered by One Nation Ent. and sponsored by Jack Daniel's, saw Efya answer questions from the fans and media, countdown to the album's official release, after which the first copy caught a $15,000 bid. This went a long way to prove the love Efya has received and continues to receive by lovers of her music. The fans present, also had the chance of hearing tracks from the album for the first time.
The album launch and autograph signing session was attended by fans and well wisher of the beautiful song bird. The celebrities were not left out as X.O senavoe, Jupitar, Episode, Reggie Rockstone, Trigmatic, Akuma Mama Zimbi, and many more, came out to support the Songstress.
The “Janesis” album features stars like Sarkodie, E.L, Ice Prince (Nigeria), and Bisa Kdei. Legendary Beats, Kill Beatz and a cross continental mix of music producers were involved in creating the sound of the album.
Speaking at the launch Efya said “i am excited!! finally we are launching my album Janesis which means I’ve just started. When you keep winning you tend to forget you don’t have an album.”



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