When you first listen to Happiness, it’s clear that Sarz has cooked up something special. This track feels like a lively chat between old friends rather than a forced collaboration. Sarz, with his knack for beats sets the stage for an exciting and vibrant sound.

Asake steps in with his unique afro vibes, and it’s like he’s telling us a story – one where happiness is a lived experience. His voice has this raw, honest quality that makes you believe every word.

Then there’s Gunna, sliding into the mix with a coolness with his delivery that makes you knod along to the beat. He brings this laid-back, almost effortless style that perfectly with Asake’s energy.

The music video, directed by Edgar Esteves, is like a mini-festival of colours and joy. It’s not just about looking good on screen; it’s about capturing those little moments that make us smile – the kind of stuff that’s easy to miss in the daily grind. From the dancers to the fashion, everything just clicks, creating this bubble of happiness that you don’t want to burst.

What’s really cool about Happiness is how it drops at just the right time. As we look back on the year and gear up for a new one, this track feels like a much-needed burst of positivity. It’s a reminder to find joy in the little things.

In the end, Happiness isn’t trying to be a groundbreaking revolution in music. It’s something more down-to-earth – a reminder that sometimes, the best tunes are the ones that bring a smile to your face and get your feet moving. Sarz, Asake, and Gunna have definitely cooked up something that does just that.