Soul Nana

Ghanaian-born musical sensation Soul Nana is set to electrify the airwaves with his latest Afrobeats single, “EMMA.” Singing in the melodious Nigerian Yoruba language, Soul Nana serenades listeners with a heartfelt tale of love and heartbreak, bringing his own unique flair to the world of Afrobeat.

“EMMA” is more than just a song; it’s a soulful journey that transcends borders and languages. Soul Nana, who hails from Ghana, uses the universal language of music to convey the emotions tied to love and loss. The title “EMMA” itself is a nod to his Christian name, Emmanuel, adding a personal touch to this captivating release.

In “EMMA,” Soul Nana seamlessly blends pulsating rhythms, infectious beats, and his velvety- smooth vocals to create a track that is bound to set dance floors on fire. The fusion of Ghanaian and Nigerian musical influences creates a sonic masterpiece that showcases Soul Nana’s versatility as an artist.

Soul Nana shared his inspiration for “EMMA,” saying, “This song is a tribute to love and the complexities of the human heart. It’s about the joy of finding love, as well as the pain of losing it. I wanted to express these emotions through the vibrant sounds of Afrobeat.”

ABOUT EMMMA

Key Details about “EMMA”:

Release Date: Oct 5 2023
Genre: Pop/Afrobeats
Language: Yoruba & English
Available on: All Platforms
Listen to a Preview: https://www.sonicbids.com/band/soul-nana/ Fans of Afrobeat and music enthusiasts worldwide are eagerly awaiting the release of “EMMA.” The single will be available for streaming and download on all major platforms, including Apple Music and Spotify. - Sound City TV

Ghanaian-born musical sensation Soul Nana is set to electrify the airwaves with his latest Afrobeats single, “EMMA.” Singing in the melodious Nigerian Yoruba language, Soul Nana serenades listeners with a heartfelt tale of love and heartbreak, bringing his own unique flair to the world of afrobeats.



“EMMA” is more than just a song; it’s a soulful journey that transcends borders and languages. Soul Nana, who hails from Ghana, uses the universal language of music to convey the emotions tied to love and loss. The title “EMMA” itself is a nod to his Christian name, Emmanuel, adding a personal touch to this captivating release. - Ameyaw Debrah

Ghanaian-born musical sensation, Soul Nana is set to electrify the airwaves with his latest Afrobeats single ‘EMMA.’ Singing in the melodious Nigerian Yoruba language, Soul Nana serenades listeners with a heartfelt tale of love and heartbreak, bringing his own unique flair to the world of Afrobeats.

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‘EMMA’ is more than just a song; it’s a soulful journey that transcends borders and languages. Soul Nana, who hails from Ghana, uses the universal language of music to convey the emotions tied to love and loss. The title ‘EMMA’ itself is a nod to his Christian name, Emmanuel, adding a personal touch to this captivating release.

In ‘EMMA,’ Soul Nana seamlessly blends pulsating rhythms, infectious beats and his velvety- smooth vocals to create a track that is bound to set dance floors on fire. The fusion of Ghanaian and Nigerian musical influences creates a sonic masterpiece that showcases Soul Nana’s versatility as an artist.

Soul Nana shared his inspiration for ‘EMMA,’ saying, “This song is a tribute to love and the complexities of the human heart. It’s about the joy of finding love, as well as the pain of losing it. I wanted to express these emotions through the vibrant sounds of Afrobeats.” - Ghana NDWOM

Dans « EMMA », Soul Nana mélange harmonieusement des rythmes palpitants, des rythmes contagieux et sa voix veloutée pour créer un morceau qui ne manquera pas d’enflammer les pistes de danse. La fusion des influences musicales ghanéennes et nigérianes crée un chef-d’œuvre sonore qui met en valeur la polyvalence de Soul Nana en tant qu’artiste.

Soul Nana a partagé son inspiration pour « EMMA », en disant : « Cette chanson est un hommage à l’amour et aux complexités du cœur humain. Il s’agit de la joie de trouver l’amour, ainsi que de la douleur de le perdre. Je voulais exprimer ces émotions à travers les sons vibrants des Afrobeats. - TOGOLAIS