MzVee

Vera Hamenoo-Kpeda, better known by her stage name MzVee, is a prolific figure in the Ghanaian music scene, recognized for her captivating fusion of dancehall, R&B, and afropop sounds. Her career began with an impressive ascent as a member of the girl band D3, but it was her solo debut in 2014 that spotlighted her distinctive voice and artistry. Since then, MzVee has steadily climbed the ranks to become one of Ghana's most celebrated female artists, earning accolades and nominations including the Ghana Music Awards and BET Awards for her work.

MzVee's discography is a vibrant showcase of her growth and tenacity in the industry. With singles like "Destiny" and "Cassava," she explores themes of fate and perseverance, while tracks like "Whine Up You Body" and "10 Thirty" exhibit her ability to create infectious dance rhythms. Her collaboration with Nigerian superstar Tiwa Savage on "Coming Home" further solidifies her status as a cross-border musical force. The release of her album "inVeencible" in 2020 was a testament to her resilience and innovation as an artist, with songs like "Balance" and "Halleluyah" highlighting both her vocal prowess and the depth of her songwriting. MzVee's music not only resonates with fans in Ghana but has also gained a following across Africa and among global audiences, marking her as a true embodiment of modern African sound.

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Destiny
Single - Released September 15, 2023
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