Debra Can, the vibrant Lagos-born voice of Afrobeats, Afro-pop, and soul, delivers an inspiring new single titled ‘SSS (E Go Pay)’, a heartfelt anthem that speaks directly to the dreamers and doers pushing through life’s struggles.
Growing up in the energetic city of Lagos in the 80s, Debra Can found her voice early, shaped by the soulful influence of legends like Brandy and Toni Braxton.
From church choirs to school music competitions, her passion for singing only grew louder.
Despite branching into media and entrepreneurship after earning a degree in Mass Communications, music remained her truest calling, the one she always returned to.
Now, as an artist fully stepping into her light, Debra Can brings a vibrant fusion of Afrobeats, pop, and soul to the global stage.
Her sound is both nostalgic and fresh, shaped by her lived experiences, unwavering resilience, and love for storytelling.
In ‘SSS (E Go Pay)’, she channels her personal journey, the setbacks, doubts, and grind that come with pursuing a music career.
But rather than dwelling in defeat, the track beams with optimism.
The title, which stands for ‘Suffer Suffer Small’, is a nod to the struggle before success.
It’s Debra’s way of saying: keep going, the payoff is coming.
With warm rhythms, honest lyrics, and her soulful voice leading the charge, ‘SSS (E Go Pay)’ is more than a song, it’s motivation.
For anyone chasing a dream or holding on through hard times, Debra Can’s latest track reminds us all that the hustle is valid, and better days are near.
