Songtext
Sak pase? Oh… yeah
Na-na-na-na, kompa mon chéri
Shhh…[Intro]
[Verse 1]
Sittin’ on the passenger seat, lights low
You watchin’ how I move, real slow
Midnight on my skin, cherry gloss
Boy you lookin’ but you know the cost
[Pre-Chorus 1]
You want a taste? Come closer
But I don’t give it for free, no sir
One touch, you gon’ remember
One whine, you gon’ surrender
[Hook / Chorus]
Kompa in the moonlight, boy you gotta hold me right
Na-na-na-na, kompa mon chéri
Midnight whine, pull me closer till sunrise
Na-na-na-na, kompa mon chéri
If you want it, if you need it, say my name right
Na-na-na-na, kompa mon chéri
Kompa in the moonlight, boy you gotta hold me right
[Verse 2]
Top down, night breeze in my hair
Red light, you stop and stare
Don’t rush, let the rhythm guide ya
Slow touch, let the kompa hold ya
[Pre-Chorus 2]
You want a taste? Come closer
Tell me what you gon’ do for me
One touch, you gon’ remember
One whine, forever, remember
[Hook / Chorus]
Kompa in the moonlight, boy you gotta hold me right
Na-na-na-na, kompa mon chéri
Midnight whine, pull me closer till sunrise
Na-na-na-na, kompa mon chéri
If you want it, if you need it, say my name right
Na-na-na-na, kompa mon chéri
Kompa in the moonlight, boy you gotta hold me right

Slow… slow…
Na-na-na-na, na-na-na-na
Boy you got me spinnin’…[Bridge]
[Final Hook – Soft / Outro]
Kompa in the moonlight, boy you gotta hold me right
Na-na-na-na, kompa mon chéri
Midnight whine, pull me closer till sunrise
Na-na-na-na, kompa mon chéri
Kompa mon chéri… shhh…
Description
Pokia is an emerging Austrian-raised artist with Ghanaian roots, creating English-language pop inspired by R&B, Afrobeats and global sounds. Her artistry brings together music, dance and visual storytelling, reflecting her connection to different cultures and her vision of creating music without borders.
Tell us about the best concert you ever played!
My best concert so far was my Tour Music Fest live audition in Vienna on 29th September 2026. It was my first time auditioning and singing live in front of an international jury. I performed Push to start and felt the jury connect. I got my official TMF certificate on stage and it gave me confidence to keep applying for more stages like UploadSounds.
To whom does your music speak?
My music speaks to young people and open-minded listeners who feel connected to more than one culture and enjoy discovering new sounds. I want to reach people who love pop, R&B, Afrobeats and global influences, and who see music as a way to express identity, freedom and movement. My music is especially for those who move between cultures, places and perspectives and want to feel represented in that space.
How do you envision your musical journey?
I envision my musical journey as becoming an international pop artist with European roots and Ghanaian heritage. I want to create English-language music combining pop, R&B, Afrobeats and global influences, while making dance and visual storytelling part of my artistry. I’m currently developing my voice and original music and want to grow through professional collaborations, live performance and artist development.