Femi Shares Late-Summer Anthem “Come My Way”

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Singer, songwriter, and producer Femi returns with his new single “Come My Way,” a breezy pop/afro-pop groove that captures the magic of connection and the fleeting beauty of late summer nights.

Built around warm percussion, fluid melodies, and a hypnotic “ay, ay, ay” refrain, Come My Way invites listeners to drop their guard and move with the rhythm. At ~105 BPM and a tight 2:48 runtime, the track is made for repeat plays — the kind of song that plays as the lights dim, the air cools, and the night turns into memory.

Lyrically, Come My Way finds its power in simplicity — a quiet hesitation in the verses that bursts into confidence in the chorus, as Femi delivers an effortless call to action: “come my way.” It’s about that one last dance, one last chance, and zero regrets.

Hailing from Congers, NY, Femi’s musical journey began at the piano bench in his local church. After several years performing under the stage name Frank Pierce, he returned to making music under his birth name — Femi (short for Oluwafemi) — as a statement of authenticity and self-expression. His music under this name marks a more personal chapter, blending soul, pop, and Afro-inspired rhythms with heartfelt storytelling.

Having released a series of acclaimed singles under the UK-based label Lilly Era, Femi is now gearing up for his debut EP, 2020, a project that promises a collection of introspective, genre-blending tracks that showcase his evolution as an artist.

With Come My Way, Femi continues to bridge heartfelt songwriting with irresistible rhythm — a reminder to take the chance, move to the music, and let go before the moment fades.

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Emmanuella Darko is a music writer and cultural commentator with a B.A. in Communication Studies from the Ghana Institute of Journalism. She joined Ghana Plug in 2025 as a contributor, covering Afrobeats, Ghanaian music, and African pop culture, with a focus on emerging voices shaping the creative industry.