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Suki Summer ‘Summer Crush’ Is Your New Flirty Soundtrack for Falling Too Fast
Let’s be honest: we’ve all had a crush so intense it turns our brains to mush. Suki Summer takes that universal, slightly embarrassing experience and turns it into pop gold with her latest single, “Summer Crush.” This track feels like a sunbeam straight to the heart—bright, giddy, and just the right amount of chaotic. It’s the musical version of texting your friends, “I think I’m in love” after one date.
The song opens with dreamy synths and a soft beat that feels like the start of a movie montage. Suki’s voice glides in with a breathy vulnerability that makes everything feel personal, like she’s letting you in on a secret. Her lyrics are playful but sharp, filled with those little details that make you smile and go, “yep, been there.” It’s fun, flirty, and incredibly self-aware.
What really sets this song apart is its unapologetic honesty. Suki isn’t trying to play it cool—she’s embracing the awkwardness, the butterflies, and the overthinking that comes with liking someone new. And she’s doing it from a queer perspective, which adds another layer of fresh, authentic storytelling to the mix. It’s not a song about grand declarations; it’s about the little moments that mean everything.
Just when you think the song’s winding down, Suki throws in an unexpected twist—a real voice memo of her and her friends chatting after a few glasses of wine. It’s chaotic, hilarious, and ridiculously charming. It’s the kind of detail that makes you feel like you’re right there with them, giggling over girls and passing around the bottle.
“Summer Crush” isn’t trying to be a pop powerhouse—it just is. It captures a moment in time and bottles it into three minutes of sparkling, relatable joy. If you’re crushing, reminiscing, or just in need of a serotonin boost, this is the soundtrack for your inner softie.
Ghana’s leading creatives promotion and public relations (PR) agency held a successful maiden “Creatives Connect” event at the Vibrate Space on Saturday, March 8, 2025.
The event, hosted on Ghana’s Independence Day weekend, brought together over 100 stakeholders – musicians, producers, artists, music marketers, journalists, and industry executives to network, connect, collaborate and expand their reach. This premier event was an exciting day filled a lot of chit-chatting, intentional network building and conversations on the Ghanaian music scene.
Talented creatives from all over the capital and beyond graced the event which kickstarted at noon on the day. Amplify Ghana’s own DJ, Keli treated guests to classic tunes as attendees got in touch and interacted for the first three hours of the program.
After that, founder and head of operations at Amplify Ghana, Amos Kodwo, welcomed attendees and expressed gratitude to the creative community for constantly supporting and working with the agency since 2020.
He also ushered in the next part of the “Creatives Connect,” which saw over 30 talented upcoming artists perform songs from different genres.
Guests were amazed by the array of talent on display with some wishing the event never came to a close.
Representatives from other music agencies such as FulLCirLc Africa, Ghana Music, Smoove Network, Creatizine, Accraessentials, Solidworldwide, and Revolve Music, were in attendance. Other music publicists and bloggers also graced the occasion.
The event was hosted by Amplify Ghana’s editor, Mandela Yaw Anuvabe.
David Bortei Bortier and Evans Ntiamoah, both with Amplify Ghana, coordinated the event to ensure a smooth running of proceedings.
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