Tinsel's Yemisi Fancy

Tinsel's Yemisi Fancy - Far Away

Its not everyday you meet a triple talented young Nigerian lady. Yemisi Fancy is one of the very rare ones. Not only is she a graduate of law at the University of Lagos, she is an entertainer and she does it creditably well.

If you follow the popular Pan African television series, Tinsel, Yemisi made her debut launch as an actress there. She plays the role Helen, Shalewa's friend. She has also acted in EbonyLife's From Within and a new movie titled Fast Lane.

I bet you didn't know she was the one with FalzTheBadGuy on a skit for IK's Show, HighLites with IK.
There's certainly no holding back for this intelligent and beautiful multi-talented starlet as come the 1st of October this year, which doubles as her birthday and Nigeria's 55th, she will launch her very first single 'Faraway'.
Double Celebrations!!!!!

Now here is what you should expect from her song.

"It is an Afropop song of a girl's who has had enough of her cheating boyfriend and is calling it quits.
It is unusual because its a heartbreak song with a groove, its fresh, its happy and its feel good music. It will make wanna leave that cheating partner of yours pronto without feeling bad about it. You feel me???"

So watch this space as I will be launching it for your download pleasure on 1/10/15.

Meanwhile, feel free to like her and follow her the various social media platforms,

Facebook page: Yemisi Fancy,
Instagram and Twitter: @ yemisifancy
Youtube: Yemisi Fancy

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