FOLLOWING the considerable attention he had last year with I’m in Love, which features Highlife legend, Oheneba Kissi, Wiafe SwiitLypz, a member of defunct Dunsin group is out with a new song, One Man No Chop.

One Man No Chop produced by Nad Xclusive, conveys a good message of selflessness and togetherness, urging listeners to eschew greed and embrace a spirit of sharing and generosity with others.

The song celebrates African values of community and helping one another. Wife SwiitLypz encourages listeners to be kind and share their success with others.

In an interview with Graphic Showbiz, Wiafe SwiitLypz explained that his belief in uplifting others is the inspiration for One Man No Chop.

“In life, you can’t enjoy success alone. We need to uplift each other, and that’s the message I’m putting out with this song.

“It seems greed has taken hold of people and they don’t care about the feelings of others but that character trait doesn’t help with peaceful communal living.

“If we watch each other’s back when trouble comes, then we should also share goodies with each other, and that’s what this song is preaching,” he said.

Wiafe Swiitlypz is a member of defunct music trio Dunsin, made up of himself , Ernest Obeng aka Omega and Ahmed Kenneh Larweh aka Sparqlyin.

Created in 2003, Dunsin was a force to be reckoned with back then with hit songs such as Fefeefe, Oyadieyie and Falaa.

 However, the trio, who had shown lots of potential broke up in 2018 and members went their separate ways.

After almost an eight-year hiatus, Wiafe SwiitLypz returned to the music scene as a solo artiste with a new single, Abba Father in May last year.

He told Graphic Showbiz he's starting his own music journey with new ideas and energy adding, “ I just need huge support and then things will get back on track.”, he added.