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Abiana to release three-track project ‘3rd Harmony’ on 14 November

Abiana to release three-track project ‘3rd Harmony’ on 14 November

Ghanaian singer-songwriter Abiana is set to release her latest three-track project, 3rd Harmony, on Saturday, 14th November 2026. Project details Project title: 3rd Harmony Artist: Abiana Release date: Saturday, 14 November 2026

Ghanaian singer-songwriter Abiana is set to release her latest three-track project, 3rd Harmony, on Saturday, 14th November 2026. The project is a musical and visual journey exploring love, connection, transformation and permanence, brought together in what is envisioned as a Symphony of Now and Forever. Conceived as more than a music release, 3rd Harmony takes listeners through three conceptual movements: NOW, BECOMING and FOREVER.

The first celebrates living in the present and embracing who we are; the second explores growth, transformation, love and self-discovery; while the third reflects on legacy, eternal love and relationships that stand the test of time. These themes are expressed through three songs: What We Do for Love, One X One and We Will Always Be Together. Each offers a unique perspective on affection, commitment, companionship and the enduring bonds that connect people.

The project features production from two Ghanaian talents. He-Brew produced and mixed What We Do for Love and produced One X One, while Nana Kofi (Finurse) produced We Will Always Be Together. It also features contributions from bassist Dangrahl, guitarists Ebenezer Oware and Emmanuel Kyei Baffour Adjei, keyboardist Kwesi Turkson, and additional vocalist Rigwell Ofori.

Together, the collaborators provide a musical foundation that complements Abiana’s soulful vocals and expressive songwriting. Through 3rd Harmony, Abiana celebrates the love people give and receive, as well as the connections that shape their lives. The project further reflects her artistic identity, which she describes as Soul Life, blending elements of soul, highlife, neo-soul and contemporary African sounds.

With its storytelling, instrumentation and distinct creative direction, the project continues Abiana’s commitment to creating music that resonates with audiences and celebrates the shared human experience. Project details Project title: 3rd Harmony Artist: Abiana Release date: Saturday, 14 November 2026 Format: Three-track musical project Producers: He-Brew and Nana Kofi (Finurse) Tracklist: What We Do for Love One X One We Will Always Be Together About Abiana Abiana is a Ghanaian singer and songwriter celebrated for her expressive vocals and distinctive musical style, which brings together elements of soul, highlife, neo-soul and contemporary African sounds.

Her artistry, which she describes as Soul Life, is rooted in emotional storytelling, musical depth and an appreciation of the richness of African musical expression. Through her music, she continues to connect with audiences with songs that speak to love, life, identity and the shared human experience. 3rd Harmony will be available on major digital streaming platforms worldwide from 14 November 2026.

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