Talented Ghanaian musician Ama Slay has responded to calls by her fans with a new single, ‘Ice Cream’.
The latest song is rumored to be the first of tracks from her forthcoming EP.
The new track, produced by B2, sees Ama Slay linking up with frequent collaborator Yaw Skyface for a booming production on the music video.
The video invokes a variety of colours and dance which brings an electrifying feel to the visuals accompanying the song.
The hook is one to remember as it adds to the authentic vibe that the song elicits from music lovers.
Other songs up her sleeves include ‘Asem’, My Lover, Turn It Up, and Ginger.
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