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The original Dancehall Mama, Abrewa Nana drops this brand new single she calls “Who I Be“. It was recorded on the Social Media Riddim originally produced by Sicnarf and laced together by her sound engineer, Fita. This is a special one to all her fans as her birthday present. Hope you like it, download and enjoy.

Ashaiman Rap Diva, Eno drops another refix to another hit song, M3gye Wo Girl. She calls this one M3gye Wo Boy and she brought along Abrewa Nana to give it an old skool touch. Production credit goes to MixMasta Garzy. Hope you like it, download and enjoy Eno – M3gye Wo Boy ft Abrewa Nana (Prod by Masta Garzy) [Download]

Afrofusion presents a brand new song from Eze Anago. He calls this one No.1 and features veteran hiplife musician, Abrewa Nana. Production credit goes to Mix Masta Garzy of 2MG Music Group. Enjoy. Eze – No.1 ft Abrewa Nana (Prod by Masta Garzy) [Download]

Abrewa Nana returns with another hit tune, Adjoa Ninja produced by Fita. It looks like Abrewa Nana is back to claim her spotlight from the self-acclaimed Boss Chick, Lousika. This may be the battle of the Femcees. Check out the song for yourself. Abrewa Nana – Adjoa Ninja (Prod by Fita) [Download]

Kawa was recorded way back in the days when Shatta Wale was just Bandana (from Ghana). He featured the old skool hiplife Queen Abrewa Nana on it and I must say this is a must listen to. Enjoy. Shatta Wale (Bandana) – Kawa (Prod by Shuga Tone) [Download]

Here is a brand new song dedication from the Dancehall King, Shatta Wale aka Bandana to Reggie Rockstone, Nana King, Yoggy Doggy, Sonni Balli, Lord Kenya, Obrafour, Obour, Kwaadee, Tinny, Castro, Korkorveli and Abrewa Nana amongst many others. Times and Season is a perfect title for this song as Shatta Wale praises these early musicians for paving the way for …

Good news guys, after a long absence from the music scenes, Abrewa Nana is back and with more fire than ever before. We all remember her from Esisi Meso song fame featuring Samini. This is her first single to make her debut return, ‘No Money, No Hanny.’ It look like I’m talking too much, let me leave that for you …