UK-based Ghanaian gospel musician, Gladys Mensah, popularly known as Gladys Bosco, has teamed up with fellow Ghanaian gospel artist, Brother Sammy, to release a new song titled “Mpim Pim.”
The title of the song, which translates to “thousands,” perfectly captures the message it seeks to convey. “Mpim Pim” explores the deceptive tactics employed by the devil to harm humanity, while also highlighting God’s unwavering protection over his children.
The lyrics of the song serve as a heartfelt tribute to God’s provision and the Holy Spirit’s guidance during challenging times. This collaboration marks the second musical project for Gladys Bosco, following her debut release, “Me Ewurade Bra,” in 2024.
In a recent interview, Gladys expressed her gratitude towards God, her loyal fans, the production team, and Brother Sammy for his invaluable contribution to the song. Hailing from the peaceful town of Asikuma/Odoben/Brakwa in Ghana’s Central Region, Gladys now resides in London.
Her diverse cultural background has greatly influenced her music, and she also works as a marriage counselor in addition to her musical pursuits. As a devout Catholic and the third child in a large family, Gladys completed her education in Ghana before moving to London for further studies and work.
The soul-stirring “Mpim Pim” was recorded in London by producer Kofi Marfo, also known as Sir Richie, with Dr. Ray serving as the skilled sound engineer behind the captivating track. This collaboration between Gladys Bosco and Brother Sammy promises to resonate with listeners and uplift their spirits with its powerful message of faith and protection.
