UK-based Ghanaian gospel singer Gladys Bosco has unveiled a new song, Mpim Pim, featuring renowned Ghanaian gospel artist Brother Sammy. The song, which translates to thousands, highlights the unseen battles waged by the enemy against humanity and the unwavering protection God provides for His children.
With lyrics that acknowledge divine intervention, Mpim Pim serves as a declaration of faith in God’s ability to shield His people through the Holy Spirit. This latest release follows Gladys Bosco’s debut single, Me Ewurade Bra, which was launched in 2024.
Reflecting on the project, Gladys expressed gratitude to God, her supporters, and the entire production team, including Brother Sammy, for making the collaboration a reality.
Originally from Asikuma/Odoben/Brakwa in Ghana’s Central Region, Gladys Bosco now resides in London, where she balances her music career with her role as a marriage counselor. As a devoted Catholic and the third of nine siblings, she has a strong foundation in faith and community.
The song was recorded in London, with production led by Kofi Marfo, also known as Sir Richie, a well-known Ghanaian radio broadcaster in the UK. Dr. Ray handled the sound engineering, ensuring a high-quality sound for this uplifting gospel track.
