Enam outdoors ‘Modzi’ visuals

Ghanaian singer Enam showcases her command of traditional music and spiritual storytelling in ‘Modzi’, the latest visual installment from her ‘Afro Spiritual’ catalogue. 

Before the official music video was released, Enam issued a short film that portrays her unwavering devotion to her sanctified faith, even as dark forces attempt to derail her destiny.  

Shot by Marine World Studios and directed by Nani Sage, the film serves as a visual and sonic meditation on purpose, protection and spiritual alignment.  

Rooted in African ancestral traditions, it captures a moment of transition, where preparation ends and calling begins. 

It tells a story of walking a path believed to have been written long before. 

The rising artiste draws heavily from the Yeweh shrine traditions of the Volta Region, a heritage that forms the backbone of her self-defined genre, ‘Afro Spiritual’. 

The new ‘Modzi’ project, African sounds and dance‑ready rhythms, since its debut has been praised as one of the most thoughtfully curated releases in the country’s contemporary music landscape. 

In the newly released Modzi video, Enam is seen riding a canoe along the river while participating in symbolic traditional rites in the forest. 

The music video highlights striking images of Anloga culture, heritage monuments and communal rituals, positioning it as a potential contender for video of the year. 

The new single is available on major digital music platforms, and the video is available on YouTube.