Princess Damaris Makonor, also known as Mahriisah, a Nigerian musician, has released a new track titled “MUMU.” The release of her debut single, “MUMU,” produced by the renowned Lambeatz – who previously created successes like Fireboy’s “Vibration” and T-“Nobody Classic’s Fine Pass You,” marks a new chapter in her career. Mahriisah was born and reared in Lagos, Nigeria, and was influenced by artists such as Whitney Houston, Lauryn Hill, and Rihanna. Throughout her music and future releases, the young singer aspires to express a strong sense of honesty and positivism. “Mumu” depicts a powerful and vulnerable sort of love that delves into what it is to be in love and not to be taken for granted. According to Mahriisah, “Love is a wonderful thing, but it’s easy to take it for granted. We love with all our hearts, but we don’t always receive the same energy in return.” This song was written as a way for me to communicate my emotions. “Hey, I care about you, but I’m not a fool.” Her intriguing and frequently amazing voice extends out over melodious strings and a nice Afrobeats production in this tune. Mahriisah chose to pursue her ambition of being a singer in 2020, and she began posting covers and freestyles on Instagram right away. Her videos received over 200,000 views and a devoted following. The 22-year-freestyle old’s covers have received over 350k views on her Instagram profile. Mahriisah’s early music was recorded with pals utilizing free YouTube beats, although those tracks are yet to be released. Her music has also been described as alternative R&B with Afro-Pop, Highlife, Minimalist R&B, and Reggae influences. Her lyrics have been described as unraveling, and her music focus around themes of love and nostalgia. She lists Whitney Houston and Lauryn Hill as vocal inspirations, and has indicated that Rihanna is one of her particular idols. Mahriisah plans to pursue her aspirations with tenacity while still a student at the University of Lagos.
