Music: Crisace Andrea (@crisaceofficial) – Far Away

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It looks like Crisace is definitely in love!


Just in time for the Valentine season, Crisace Andrea starts his 2016 with the brand 

new single, “Far Away,” that will be sure to set the mood.

The highly anticipated afropop tune is sure to be the song on the lips of many 

in not time with addictive lyrics.


As he sings, he reminds his lover that he will always be there for her and 

that nothing will take away the love that he has in his heart for her.


“She calls me Papi / I call her sugar baby / When she's lonely / Na me she 

won dey see / When you're down/ I'll be your medicine…” he sings.


This is the first single off Crisace’s upcoming new album Beta, executive 

produced by King. “Beta” will be available for purchase on iTunes and 

Spinlet.

Take a listen below, what do you think?
 

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