Akwaboah – Me Pɛ ft. Wendy Shay

Ghanaian singer and songwriter Akwaboah has teamed up with Wendy Shay on a song titled “Me Pɛ”, taken from his fifth studio album, Spirit. The collaboration was released on 11 November 2026 under Akwaboah Music, with production handled by Collins Sarpong.

The title “Me Pɛ” is a Twi expression meaning “I Want” or “I Like”, depending on the context. It introduces a subject that can be interpreted in different ways, particularly when discussing personal desires, attraction and the things people value in relationships.

The collaboration brings together two Ghanaian musicians with different approaches to music. Akwaboah is recognised for his songwriting, highlife influences and ability to communicate through expressive melodies, while Wendy Shay has established herself through Afropop, dancehall and contemporary Ghanaian music.

Their appearance together on “Me P3” adds a male-and-female vocal combination to the Spirit album, creating an opportunity for listeners to experience their different musical backgrounds on one recording.

Akwaboah has frequently explored love and relationships throughout his career, using familiar situations to develop songs that connect with listeners. Wendy Shay has also addressed romance, personal experiences and independence in her music, making their collaboration an interesting addition to both artistes’ catalogues.

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The official recording credits identify Gladstorm Akwaboah as the composer, lyricist and songwriter. His involvement confirms that he is responsible for the song’s written and compositional elements.

Collins Sarpong handled production and recording engineering duties, contributing to the technical development of the song. Both Akwaboah and Wendy Shay are credited for their vocal performances and background vocals.

The recording forms part of Spirit, an 11-track album that reflects Akwaboah’s musical identity, family heritage and personal experiences. The project features collaborations with other Ghanaian musicians, including Minister OJ and Fameye, offering listeners different vocal combinations throughout the album.

For Wendy Shay, “Me Pɛ” represents another collaboration with a Ghanaian musician whose work draws strongly on songwriting and traditional musical influences.

With “Me Pɛ”, Akwaboah continues exploring musical partnerships on Spirit, bringing Wendy Shay into a project that connects different generations and styles within Ghana’s music industry.

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