Highlife artiste, Akwasi Poku, known in showbiz circles as Kwaisey Pee is out with a new single “Mabre.”
The song features bubbly singer YaaYaa and the musician is confident that it will break boundaries.
The first verse of “Mabre,” which has Kwaisey Pee’s voice, talks about how ladies of today make ridiculous demands and as a result, put men off leading to the breakdown of such relationships.
The second verse has YaaYaa letting Kwaisey know that for a woman to look good; a man needs to spend on her if not, she will also be tired and would like to take a bow.
Kwaisey Pee, in a press release, said the song was not from a personal experience explaining that he is an artiste who listens to the things around him, especially from his female friends.
According to him, his female friends constantly complain about how their men have neglected their needs hence, the need for them to move on to the next big spender.
The musician further advised ladies to stick with their men because the only constant thing in life is “change” and that, things can turn around for these men.
He said he believes women who are quick to leave their men will regret their actions later when they realised such guys are in better standings in society.
Kwaisey Pee revealed that he plans on featuring artistes like Sarkodie, King Promise, Kuami Eugene and others on his future projects.
“Mabre” is produced by Guilty Beatz and mixed by Spiritual Mix owned by Kaywa.



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