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Norwegian singer-songwriter Akuvi, tells us ‘What We Are’ means in new pop-genre single.
Born Beatrice Akuvi Hosen Kumordzie, the skilled songstress grew up in a home where art conveys via dance and music. Having roots from ‘the Gold Coast’ – Ghana, she became familiar with African music and its components. A few years after, Kumordzie moved to South Africa‘s Cape Town, where she underwent several musical elements with native songsters. In 2019, Beatrice debuted with her ‘Free Me From Me’ song with Algerian composer Kechou.
By the year 2020, Akuvi became one of the finalists in the 2020-edition of Melodi Grand Prix held in Trondheim. Hosen Kumordzie tags Burna Boy and Jhené Aiko as major players in her career. The 27-year-old also describes the sound she creates as ‘reggae-infused neo-soul’.
‘What We Are’ is a 3-minute pop song produced by DJ Soulbase. It portrays a complex split-up and unclear intimate relationship.
