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Sassy’s new single “Ko Tu Yawa Sara” released on FM96

Sassy’s new single “Ko Tu Yawa Sara” released on FM96

By Semi Turaga
17/06/2020
Famous local singer Sassy has released a new single “Ko Tu Yawa Sara” [Photo: Sassy's Facebook Page]

Famous local singer Sassy has released a new single “Ko Tu Yawa Sara”.

The new song made its debut on FM96 Crackfirst with Joey and Steven this morning.

Sassy says “Ko Tu Yawa Sara” was inspired by her partner's sister- Maria and her husband Tui, a British Army family based in Scotland.

Sassy says she is thankful to her partner for the beautiful lyrics.

She says she feels so blessed to have a writing partner with so much talent.

Sassy says she feels excited about this new genre of Fijian pop that they have been able to be a part of.

She says the Fijian pop genre is something that is very close to her heart and they will continue releasing singles.

Sassy says at the moment they are continuing to release singles because it is not so viable to do an album tour right now and put the album out.

She says they will continue to release their singles because they have an album's worth of material.

Sassy says her fans can expect her to be releasing more music in the not so distant future.

Sassy's new song “Ko Tu Yawa Sara” is now playing on FM96, Legend FM and Viti FM.

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