The soul artist reveals part three of her upcoming EP and shares historical journey
Last updated: 5th July 2025
Nectar Woode’s new track Ama Said is a captivating narrative on family heritage and the joys of unearthing new sides of oneself. It’s a stunning piece of music, filled with gaiety and a demeanour that chases self-discovery.
Ama Said Effortlessly Digs Deep
As a tribute to her lineage, the artist digs deep, penning a heartfelt track of poignancy and connection. The song — as well as her upcoming EP — is inspired by a visit to Ghana. In a statement, the vocalist said: “It’s something I had to do,” … “It’s honestly like I’d been there before, I can’t explain it.”
Nectar’s trip clearly impacted her work — evident in the fruits of powerful music, which reflects on the joy and belonging she experienced.
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In a rotary of uplifting melodies and ambience, there is a wistful note to return — a beckoning to belong. It’s an enchanting single that will engage anyone who has ever felt the same.
Our Verdict and Streaming Options
It’s beautifully crafted. There’s a bounce in its demure that will inspire the listener to mentally pin up Woode’s emotion. Accra and Aburi did a number on her — and this truly breathtaking work is a testament to her spiritual adventure.
You can stream it now on Apple Music, Spotify, YouTube, and Amazon.
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