Ghana-American, Sam Opoku touches your spirit "Boomerang"

Sam Opoku speaks to your soul with his latest release "Boomerang". The artist lays himself bare with a sincere vocal performance in a cross-genre. The style of the performance is reminiscent of traditional songs with their spiritual tremolo coming from the throat.

The lightness of the production is reflected in the beautiful, calm, and airy melodies. This is layered with elegance on writing with powerful words. Each verse is a metaphorical philosophical episode. Stream below

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