“Dey Your Body” is a Captivating Song About Desire
Desire is humbling. One minute you are a fully functioning human being, the next you are replaying conversations, imagining things, people, body parts…
M3NSA's new track Dey Your Body, is an unfiltered look into that space, that consuming pull that can make you give yourself away.
And let's be real, this level of vulnerability is often uncommon; for the demographic, and for the genre. We get confidence, swag, but a song about openly (desperately) wanting someone without pretending to be unbothered, that's rare. The self-deprecation - using humour, hopelessness and obsession - is the weapon of charm here.
The truth is desire makes us fools.
In Dey Your Body, the feeling is not evenly reciprocated, for it is unrealistic, but it’s funny, and funnily enough, real.
So if you’ve ever stared at a ceiling, questioning why ANYTHING has this much power over your peace of mind, congratulations. You’re human. And M3NSA made this one for you.
Dey Your Body is available on all streaming platforms from March 7.
Stream "Dey Your Body" Here: https://bio.site/M3NSA
TOYL (Time Of Your Life ) Music Video
Shot in one single take, the video is like a visual meditation on the present moment. No cuts, no interruptions—just life flowing as it is. It’s a vibe that reminds you to let go and live in the now because, spoiler alert: you can’t control the flow anyway.
With its soft ‘80s glow and dreamy lighting, the camera follows its subjects in one seamless motion, pulling you into the scene and making you feel like you’re part of the story. Fans of M3NSA’s previous hit, "Forward," will recognize his knack for using the camera as a metaphor for life’s constant movement. And with "TOYL," he nails it again—blurring the lines between music, visuals, and conceptual style.
Let’s not forget the track itself. It’s already a standout for M3NSA fans, blending his signature mix of past and present sounds. It’s nostalgic, it’s fresh, and it makes you want to hit repeat (and maybe reevaluate your approach to life?).
Life keeps moving, whether you want it to or not. That’s why you’ve got to live it—this is your time.
This week in Accra!
It’s been three weeks since TOYL Time Of Your Life hit the airwaves and made waves worldwide. From radio stations to streaming platforms, TOYL is connecting with listeners everywhere.
This week, we're excited to be in Accra, celebrating with our Ghana family. Stay tuned as we bring the energy and share this special moment with everyone.
FOLAH TALKS
If you’ve been waiting for your moment to connect with M3NSA and dive deep into the music, the art, and the magic behind FOLAH, today’s your day! We’re going live TODAY, October 16th at 5 PM from the iconic LOKKO HOUSE in Accra, ready to chat about all things FOLAH and beyond. Don’t miss out on this chance to meet, greet, ask your burning questions, and vibe with us in real-time. It’s going to be an experience.
Announcing FRONT/BACK Exclusive Live
We're switching things up again with an exclusive pre-release show featuring unreleased music! Front/Back, a members-only club, is making a special exception for this event—allowing entry with an admission fee. Grab your tickets HERE. Spots are filling up fast, so don’t wait too long—we don’t want you to miss out! It’s going to be one unforgettable night.
Everybody loves TOYL
It’s only been a few weeks since TOYL (Time Of Your Life) dropped, and people can’t get enough! We’re super hyped about some of the features we’ve landed.
Everybody loves TOYL
It’s only been a few weeks since Time Of Your Life dropped, and people just can’t get enough! We’re super hyped about some of the features we’ve landed. The UK’s been vibing with us—big shoutout to BBC Radio Introducing, Kiss FM, Wayne C. McDonald’s Sugar Radio Show, and so many others. And in Ghana, it’s all love! YFM, Joy FM, Star FM, and Guide Radio (our official media partners!) have been spinning TOYL non-stop.
Let’s not forget—radio is still the heartbeat of music, especially for independent artists.
You hear it first on the airwaves, then hit that stream button, right?
TOYL ( Time Of Your Life ) - OUT NOW
"TOYL" is the perfect Afrobeats song, radiating summer vibes that we crave even in the depths of winter. It’s a celebration of life, love, and the joy of seizing the moment. M3NSA captures the essence of Afrobeats—music meant for enjoyment and good feelings and makes you want to get up and live.
For those who might find this song unexpected from M3NSA, it's a reminder that he’s been a force in the Afrobeats scene for over a decade. "Time of Your Life" is a natural evolution from the artist who gave us arguably one of the best Ghanaian love songs, "Fante Love Song."
Artwork by PSD.GAD and Irene Donati
LIVE IN LONDON, NEW ALBUM RELEASE EXPERIENCE
Following the success of his groundbreaking, MOBO-nominated 2010 album No. 1 Mango Street and his sophomore project BONDZIE, M3NSA returns with a fresh collection of tracks that push the boundaries of Afrobeats and showcase his creative evolution.
Don't miss the opportunity to experience live, unreleased music and some classics.
Book your tickets here
New release : Obaa No feat. Kwame Yeboah
It all begins with an idea.
M3NSA announces the release of his latest single,"Obaa No" ( That Woman ), the first track off his upcoming EP FOLAH1 (the first EP of a three-part project ).
FOLAH, an acronym for Fear Of Love and Happiness, it's an explorative journey through feelings, emotions, relationships, love, romance, and everything in between.
The project is M3NSA's reimagining of the evolution of Afrobeat and Hiplife from his perspective.
This song tells the story of a woman who embodies grace, strength, and self-awareness. She navigates life's challenges with a poised determination that makes everything look effortless.
Like the Girl From Ipanema, there's nothing more beautiful and mysterious to the observer. It is an ode to encouraging her to pursue her dreams and ambitions, acknowledging that she already possesses everything she needs within herself. The lyrics express admiration and validation, as the observer feels enriched and affirmed by her presence rather than the other way around.
In this state, love is self-empowerment, admiration, reflection, and observation. It's almost a meditative status inspired by the recipient of our feelings.
The song's production is the nostalgia-inducing, 1970’s highlife jam, where Funk and Soul music from the likes of James Brown and his peers heavily influenced Black music globally. Highlife musicians like Nana (Kwame) Ampadu introduced intricate basslines that danced on the beat themselves like a percussion, and your only destination was straight to the dancefloor! Recording Academy member and prolific multi-instrumentalist Kwame Yeboah demonstrates this bass technique so eloquently on Obaa No. The production showcases the connection between the two artists highlighting their ability to harness the power of Ghanaian music to create epic cultural moments. Through sampling, rhythms, and a fusion of styles, they capture a distinctly Ghanaian yet international sound.
Obaa No is not just an ode to a woman; it’s an ode to a culture and an idea of emancipation that Ghana hopefully has the same grace and resilience to achieve soon.