Ghanaian musician Maxzy has released a new single titled Tell on You, an emotionally driven song that explores themes of guilt, regret and the search for forgiveness following a failed relationship.

The track, which is now available on digital streaming platforms worldwide, sees the Laptop hitmaker depart from the bravado often associated with breakup songs, instead offering a candid reflection on personal mistakes and accountability.

On “Tell on You,”  Maxzy presents himself as someone confronting the consequences of his actions, with lyrics that centre on remorse and a desire to make amends. The song reaches its emotional peak with the plea, “Please don’t go and tell on your friend,” a request for discretion after betrayal.

The single is built around understated production and mellow vocals, allowing Maxzy’s introspective lyrics to take centre stage. His performance captures the tension between regret and self-preservation while maintaining an intimate and reflective tone.

Rather than presenting a conventional love song, Tell on You examines the emotional aftermath of heartbreak, focusing on guilt, accountability and the hope for redemption.

The release highlights Maxzy’s willingness to explore vulnerability in his music, suggesting that healing begins with acknowledging one’s mistakes and seeking forgiveness.

Tell on You is available on digital streaming platforms globally.