Ghanaian artiste Maphya has released the official visuals for Thanks & Praise, one of the songs on his debut 9-track album, Soundz Of Lungni.
The new visual release adds a fresh dimension to the project, allowing fans to connect with the song while continuing the rollout of an album deeply rooted in gratitude, culture and the artiste’s connection to his hometown of Lungni in the Oti Region.
The album features Thanks & Praise, Lungni, Jungle, Everblazing, Where Dem Dey featuring Ras Kuuku, Obi Dɔ Ba, Up & Strong, Agony, and Bolga to Kpassa.
Maphya blends reggae, highlife, and Afro-dancehall influences across the project, using the album to celebrate his roots and tell stories connected to his background.
The release of the Thanks & Praise visuals comes as he continues to expand the album campaign beyond music and into community engagement.
As part of that wider vision, Maphya is also set to undertake a community donation next week, continuing his commitment to giving back to the people and community that have shaped his identity and artistic journey.
The donation adds a social impact dimension to the Soundz Of Lungni campaign, reinforcing the project's broader message of gratitude, cultural pride, and connection to home.
With the new visuals now out and the donation ahead, Maphya continues to use his debut project as a platform to celebrate where he comes from while creating a lasting impact beyond the music.
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