R&B/Pop artist Mballa returns to the scene with her follow up visual​s for her recently released single, ​“Boomerang​.” The Will Wildfire-produced single serves as one of the stronger lead singles​ on her upcoming Never Leave Quietly EP. The Cameroonian songstress took her artistry up another notch with this colorful release by co-directing alongside HeadGraphix in this karmic visual that showcases a relatable story about a lover who paid the price.

“The goal for this video was to create a personal adaptation of the saying ‘What goes around comes around’ hence the title — “Boomerang.” But also a visual representation of the darkness that comes with having a broken heart. A lot of people, when they’re heartbroken which they could make their partner feel their pain & empathize,” states Mballa.

She also adds that ladies can be empowered and don’t have to settle for the drama. On the electrifying “Boomerang,” she sings, “N****s they come and they go/Every lady pimpin’/She know​.”

This isn’t the first time Will Wildfire and Mballa have collaborated. Last year, the two released a video for their single “2011,” which was also directed and shot by HeadGraphix.

Be sure to check out more from the producer, Will Wildfire, who is not just a producer but a rapper as well, who has been featured on RESPECT. previously. One of his fan favorite efforts is his contribution to Danny Blaze’s “Cam Newton” remix.

If you like what you see, make sure to follow Mballa on Twitter to stay updated on new releases.

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We’ve seen a lot of great hip-hop albums and collabs this year, but don’t count out R&B.  North Carolina artists, Will WildFire and Mballa, have something to show in their performance art visual “2011”, directed by HeadGraphix. The two co-wrote the record about the perception of love and heartache they both experienced in the year 2011. “Why you faking like you happy/Fakest couple on the ‘Gram you/Staring right into the camera/But I know you looking at me“, sings Mballa.  She reveals, “I think that’s one of my favorite lines in the verse.”  On the other hand, Will expresses his frustrations of a lover who tries to forget their history together, “She’s ripping pages from her past; I’m on a different story.” “People can try to erase the past and act like it never happened. That doesn’t even matter when they’re no longer a part of your narrative,” explains Will.

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