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Afrobeats singer and songwriter, Kuami Eugene has caught the attention of fans with his breathtaking new look.
Far from his usual low cut style, the 'Angela' hitmaker has joined the bandwagon of his fellow contemporaries with dreadlocks.
While some say his looks have evolved from 'baby-face' to that of a 'full-fledged man', others insist his branding culture is to survive the heat of Ghana's music industry and capture the heart of dreadlocks lovers.
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