The song which recorded some 14,000 views on You Tube in the first three weeks of its release was written by King Promise and produced by Killbeatz.

Too Late, a fusion of  Highlife and Pop rhythm talks about a lady who is played and treated badly by her lover but is able to recover and move on despite the heartbreak.

According to Adina, while the song which is enjoying  massive rotation on air  is not necessarily about a bad romance, it re-echoes that people often become fed up of situations especially when they are being taken for granted.

The video of the song, which is Adina’s seventh single is has been outdoored.

Adina, previously released singles such as Don’t Judge Me, I Am Music featuring Jayso, Let Me Go, Coastal Vibes featuring Trigmatic among others.

“I am hoping to release new singles from now till 2017, when I will make public my maiden album”, Adina told the Showbiz in an interview.

Having been influenced by the music of Brenda Fassie, Whitney Houston, Cece Winans and Akosua Agyapong, the former Stars of the Future winner, is hoping the new single would help her establish a bond with the public in her quest to become a household name in Ghana and beyond.

She also hinted of that her management is holding discussions with some identifiable international acts for possible collaborations as part of strategies to establish herself beyond the shores of Ghana.

Born, Adina Thembi Ndamse in Liberia to Ghanaian mother and South African father, she first came to the limelight when she won the 2008 edition of the Stars of the Future music reality show.

Adina, who was also previously as a brand ambassador for clothing line, AfroMod Trends, has taken a cue from her mother who makes clothes for a living and have subsequently ventured into the trade.

The former graduate of the Central University has taken a step further and has in recent times been designing her own clothing and hopes to commercialise the venture in the nearest future.