MOTHER'S LOVE BY DAPHNE IS AN INFECTIOUSLY BEAUTIFUL SONG. TAKE A LISTEN...

After her summer hit record “Gunshot”, Daphne is about to reintroduce herself on a new track. This song is different in many ways. It’s more Afrocentric. It’s mellow, yet has that dance feel to it. The lyrics are simple and continue to show Daphne as one of the best songwriters of her time. She takes an all too common theme and brings it to life on this track. “Mother’s Love” will resonate with almost everyone.

Mother’s Love is an infectiously beautiful song. You will be hooked on first listen! “I reached out to one of the best producers in Cameroon to make this song…PhillBillBeatz! This song means so much to me. It’s with this song that my professional career in music took off. Just like my Mom gave birth to me, this song gave me a career.” Says Daphne. 

The No Hitz No Recordz ace producer is the architect of this great sound. He uses a heavy baseline, punchy kicks and great guitar strings that complement Daphne’s voice. For the message in the song, the music could not be any better. “PhilBillBeats in my opinion never fails” Daphne gushed. 

This song speaks to all the mothers and the children that will always have a shoulder to lean on no matter how old they become. The lyrics are straightforward but Daphne succeeds in packing a lot of emotions into them. Daphne delicately sings in Pidgin, English, French and Bakweri. A mother’s love is so powerful that others may see it as controlling. Listen to it below...

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DAPHNE SHOWS US SOME GANGSTA BEHAVIOUR IN NEW VIDEO ENTITLED GUNSHOT...CHECK IT OUT!

The girl from one of 2014's best songs Rastafari is back and in case you didn't know her name - she goes by the name of Daphne a vocally and physically gifted rising artist. 

With her new song entitled Gunshot which is a war themed song, Daphne looks at the struggle that artists face at the forefront of their job which makes them easy targets for nasty and not so nasty comments. The song was also inspired by the current state of the Cameroon music industry - the negativity all around making the song a mediating platform urging all parties involved to get along and build something lasting without taking gunshots. Daphne states "I truly believe we have a once in a lifetime opportunity to make history with our music. I enjoyed recording this song and more so doing the video." 

On the surface, the song also encapsulates and speaks to the growing violence that is going on across Africa and in the North of Cameroon. Watch the video below...

One thing which we would like to pass on to team Stevens is to please take her overall image a bit more seriously! Her make-up needs to be better applied even though she seems to have been sweating quite a bit under that heat which may have made her make-up run (get a fan on set perhaps?). Her hairstyle needs to be updated, we have seen that shaved side and twist look all last year *sad face* and lastly, take risks on her choice of clothes to make her extraordinary. We would like Daphne to make us and the rest of the girls in Cameroon to dream a bit...no gunshots please we are merely suggesting hiihii *kissou kissou*

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