Sinead Campbell’s latest single 'Sankofa', which also serves as the title track of her new EP, is a striking declaration of self-discovery and empowerment. At its core, the song is about stepping fully into one’s power and embracing authenticity without apology. The title itself carries deep weight: Sankofa is an Akan word from Ghana, meaning “go back and get it” - a call to return to one’s roots and learn from the past in order to move forward freely. Sinead leans into this philosophy beautifully, digging into her heritage and finding strength in the stories, sounds, and spirit that came before her. Musically, the track blends a rich jazzy sensibility with African rhythms, giving it both warmth and vitality. The bright flare of trumpets cuts through the arrangement, while the grounding pulse of African drums adds depth and connection to tradition. Just when the song feels most personal, she opens the space and the bridge fills with a powerful choir, transforming the track into a moment of unity and collective strength. With 'Sankofa', Sinead sets the tone for her EP: a journey back to truth, a reminder of resilience, and an invitation to rise into freedom. -Rachel Fryer