Ghanaian Hiplife musician, Prince Bright also known as Bling Sparkles has expressed thanks and glory to God for giving him another chance in the music industry.

Bright is the sole surviving member of the Buk Bak music group after the demise of his partner Ronny Coaches.  Prince left the music scene after losing his beloved friend and brother ‘Ronny’.

Few weeks ago, Bright revealed in an interview that he needs a feature with talented musicians to support him bring his shine back. According to him, Sarkodie responded hence the ‘Ofeetso’ track.

He told Sammy Flex on the Real Talk that, he contacted many artistes and none was available except rapper Sarkodie.

“I believe it’s an awakening so whatever it’ll take for me to put myself out there, I believe God is doing what he does best. God is always with me trying to put me in the right direction to make sure that I’m heard all over the world’’.

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Bright’s feature with the CEO of Sarkcess music has magnetized Ghanaians and defined his abilities as a musician who used to hit the ground running some years ago during the time of Buk Bak.
“I just pulled the right plugs. I called Sark. I called a couple of Kings in the industry, Sark came through, and that’s the blessing we’re having now. He didn’t decline me coming to visit.”

“So I believe it’s God’s blessing upon himself, Sark and myself. So I’m really grateful for that opportunity.”