About My Music Simply me! This song is about a loved one who wants a sophisticated lady with designer clothes and high class taste but the artiste wants to be loved for who she is. It has an Afro-pop groove with classic acoustic guitars and a touch of rock and is a tune to keep you dancing. Beautiful This assures one that whoever or whatever you are, you are beautiful and is dedicated to people such as underprivileged children, AIDS victims and teenage mothers. It has a captivating melody where the chorus echoes in the mind. One can’t help but be impressed with the contribution of the horns played by the legendary Hugh Masekela. It has an Old Skool groove with the added weight of heavy African percussion and typical high life guitar reminiscent of the ‘Yaa Amponsah’ groove which forms the basis of all high life. Chukuchuku (Backstabbers) Lessons to be learned from backstabbers and how to identify them and is a song with a classic Old Skool flavour. If you are a fan of Marvin Gaye, this one is for you and is expected to be very popular all over West Africa and the rest of the continent. Meridian Mix (Abele Mix) Two High Life classics combined from different decades with the purpose of reviving them and exposing them to the new generation. A duet sung in Ga with Pat Thomas shows Paulette’s ability to sing in any local language be it Ga, Ewe or Twi. It also features E.T. Mensah Junior on trumpet, the son of the late king of High Life, E.T. Mensah who originally recorded Abele. Makuma (My Heart) This is about the pulling of the heart strings by one’s true love featuring the legendary velvet voice of Pat Thomas and also Nii of TV3’s ‘Mentor’ fame. It is a typical R & B track sung in English and Twi, guaranteed to be a favourite with the youth. Mene waa- (Just the Two of Us) This song is about a love that other people just don’t understand. Sometimes people see two people always arguing and fighting and say that they should not be with each other. However, they love each other in a way that means that they can’t leave each other and ultimately compliment one another. Where is My Love A classic soul track with a jazz flavour reminiscent of Donald Byrd, featuring E.T. Mensah Junior on trumpet. Baby A personal song from Paulette’s experience that most ladies can relate to, she sings about her man cheating and treating her badly, she wants to let go. Gracious Love A song for the purpose of declaring one's undivided love for a partner. ‘Gracious Love’ has a nostalgic feel that takes you to a level that a song such as ‘The Greatest Love Of All’ can bring. Ultimately though, the song has a deeper meaning that of the most gracious love being loves of the spirit.