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By the time the sun began its descent over Wickie Wackie Beach on Friday, the shoreline had taken on a different kind of rhythm. Waves rolled quietly towards the sand, the evening breeze moved easily through the gathering and, against the picturesque backdrop of sea and sky, a specially invited crowd waited for Koffee to give them a taste of what comes next.
There was no sprawling concert stage or sea of thousands demanding her attention. Instead, the Grammy-winning artiste chose intimacy — a fitting setting for a musical reintroduction that appears to be unfolding on her own terms.
At the centre of Friday’s gathering was Ova So, Koffee’s latest single and another breadcrumb on the road towards her highly anticipated new album, due in October. The track was unveiled as part of a series of mini pop-up shows the reggae star has been using to reconnect with audiences ahead of the project, turning each appearance into both a performance and a preview of the musical chapter she is preparing to open.
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