Kweku Flick sings in Latin; releases new single ‘Frangō’
Ghanaian singer and songwriter Kweku Flick has released a new single, Frangō, ahead of the release of his forthcoming album later this year.
Ghanaian artist Kweku Flick has unveiled a fresh single titled 'Frangō' prior to the anticipated launch of his upcoming album. The track's name, derived from the Latin term meaning 'I break', delves into themes of resilience and liberation. As part of his preparations for the album's release, 'Frangō' becomes a powerful declaration against the hardships of life.
Infused with the strength of ancient language, Kweku Flick enumerates the obstacles that bind humanity, such as poverty, anxiety, fear, pain, and temptation, before dismantling each one individually. The song's catchy refrain, "Omne malum quod mihi accidit frango", translates to "I break every bad thing that comes my way" - a prayer and proclamation that resonates with anyone who has ever felt confined or overwhelmed.
Produced by Apya, the music video directed by Meekah Jagun visually embodies the song's themes of liberation and spiritual warfare through striking imagery. This release follows Kweku Flick's recent success as a featured artist on Sarkodie's hit single 'Odo Pa', further establishing his reputation for memorable hooks. 'Frangō' stands as a testament to his artistic growth, combining vulnerability, strength, and an unwavering commitment to freedom. The track is currently accessible on all leading streaming platforms.
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