Ghanaian singer Lasmid joins N.E Records on “Mmrɛ (Time),” a motivational Afrobeats record about patience, hard work and success.
Lasmid has a message for anyone who feels their efforts are taking too long to produce results. He wants people to understand that everybody has their own time. Some people may achieve their dreams early, while others have to keep pushing for much longer.
The title comes from the Twi word for time. Lasmid uses the song to talk about the struggles that come with chasing a better life. He also touches on the sacrifices people make when trying to secure their future. His message is to keep working and trust that things will eventually change.
One interesting part of the song is its reference to Ghanaian businessman Nana Kwame Bediako, popularly known as Cheddar. Lasmid uses his name when describing the kind of financial success many young people hope to achieve. It gives the message a familiar Ghanaian connection.
M.O.G Beatz handles the production, bringing together contemporary Afrobeats rhythms and touches of traditional Ghanaian highlife. Lasmid takes care of the vocals and songwriting, keeping the recording focused on his personal message. The song runs for approximately two minutes and 30 seconds.
“Mmrɛ (Time)” arrives through N.E Records, following Lasmid’s earlier releases, including “Biggest Nathaniel” and “Liquor Store.” The Takoradi-born singer continues to build his catalogue after gaining widespread attention with “Friday Night” in 2022.
For anyone working towards a better future, this song carries a message worth hearing. Listen to “Mmrɛ (Time)” by Lasmid and tell us, do you believe everybody has their own time to succeed?
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