It’s out!!
“MAMA MINA” is officially available everywhere.
I’ve been waiting for this day for so long—and honestly, I’m still emotional just typing these words.
This song is everything. It’s the love of a mother who gave until she had nothing left. It’s the strength of a woman who raised a son in a world that wasn’t always kind. It’s the prayer that carried me through the darkest nights. It’s the sunshine after the rain.
From the red soil of Kotobaabi to the busy streets of Kwashieman, this is my journey. Her journey. Our journey.
And now, it’s yours too.
The Audio is live. The audio is streaming. The lyrics are written from the deepest part of my soul. Every word. Every note. Every heartbeat in that song is real.
I want you to listen closely. Not just with your ears—with your heart.
Because when you hear the chorus, I want you to think of your own mother. I want you to see her face. I want you to feel her love. And if she’s no longer here, I want you to know—she’s still with you.
“Mama, oh Mama, you’re my melody…”
If you love your mother, help me sing this one.
Press play. Turn it up. Sing along. Scream it if you need to. Let it out.
And when you’re done, drop her name in the comments. Let’s fill this space with love. Let’s build a tribute wall that reaches across the world.
Because every mother deserves to be remembered.
Watch the video: https://youtu.be/B1qAsgwwYu4?is=yH7HPr4aNShI5GBb
Stream the audio: https://open.spotify.com/album/2xAm9XOokVOY5NmWAOwzXi?si=hVfCigZxQhK1iPn9DBzJ9A&utm_source=copy-link
Thank you for listening. Thank you for loving. Thank you for keeping her memory alive with me.
Mina Appiah — forever my first home.
This song was never meant to be just for me.
When I first wrote “MAMA MINA,” I kept it private. Locked in my phone. Hidden in my notes. I’d play it alone in my room, late at night, when the world was quiet and I could let myself feel everything without shame.
It was my therapy. My secret conversation with my mother.
But something kept tugging at my heart. A voice and I know now it was hers kept whispering, “Share it. Don’t keep me locked away. Let my love reach others.”
And then it hit me.
I’m not the only one who’s lost a mother. I’m not the only one who wakes up some mornings reaching for someone who isn’t there. I’m not the only one who hears their mother’s voice in their head guiding them, correcting them, loving them from beyond.
So why would I keep this song to myself?
That’s when I knew. “MAMA MINA” wasn’t just my story. It was our story. Every son. Every daughter. Every person who has ever loved a mother whether she’s still here or already home.
This song is a bridge. A reminder that love doesn’t end when life does. A message that our mothers live on—in our hearts, in our words, in every melody we sing.
So I’m releasing it.
Not for fame. Not for streams. I’m releasing it so that someone, somewhere, sitting alone in their room, missing their mother, can press play and feel a little less alone.
That’s why I released “MAMA MINA.”
For you. For me. For all of us.
Listen to “MAMA MINA” now:
https://youtu.be/B1qAsgwwYu4?is=yH7HPr4aNShI5GBb
If this song touches your heart, please share it with someone who needs to hear it. Let’s keep their memories alive together.
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