Wiyaala Prepares Ahead of London Performance

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Multiple Award winning Afro Pop artiste, Wiyaala after leaving a mark at the Vodafone Legends Night has been tipped as the best and one of Ghana's greatest performers which was held at the State Banquet Hall, Accra. The spirited performer kept patrons yearning for more with the Lioness of Africa performance.



The program which was organised by Global Media Alliance in partnership with Kasapreko and Vodafone, aimed at celebrating African music and it’s heritage. The “Umqombothi” Princess Of Africa, Yvonne Chaka Chaka  headline this year's Vodafone African Legends Night. 

 Wiyaala in the last few months has been performing in Europe. The songstress performed Wiisi meaning 
(Not too Much, Not too little) Live on BBC Radio3 UK .The songwriter and Singer was earlier seen in a recording session with producer Errollyn Wallen. 
25th August 2016, saw Wiyaala starring alongside Michael Grimm [Drums], Mathias Grimm [Bass], Johny Amoako [Keys], Tom Gatzer [Guitar], Noella Wiyaala [Vocals] at the JAZZ N SOUL STEW night at The Mojo Club is a music club in Hamburg, Germany located on the city’s famous Reeperbahn. Wiyaala also performed at the Afrika Festival in Hamburg last week.


Wiyaala will be releasing a new music video titled KANDABANYE (Had I Known). Noella Wiyaala is set to release; the song is about a man who breaks a woman's heart, as the woman plans on seeking revenge. Wiyaala and her management are currently on location filming the video. The songstress posted some videos and pictures on social media of her and other cast members.

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