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Jamaican dancehall star, Andre Hugh Sutherland, known professionally as Popcaan, says he is set to launch his upcoming fifth studio album in Africa, Ghana to be exact.
In a tweet that surprised many, the Unruly Boss confirmed he is launching and premiering his new album in the West-African country which has been an abode to many in the diaspora, due to the #YearOfReturn & #BeyondTheReturn initiatives to boost tourism.
Popcaan tweeted: I’m doing my next album launch in Ghana and everyone’s AKWABA (welcomed).
This isn’t the first time Popcaan would visit Ghana.
The Everything Nice hitmaker landed in Ghana in 2020 to experience the #YearofReturn atmosphere where he visited top tourist sites in the country including the Cape Coast Slave Castle and the Aburi Botanical Gardens.
Meanwhile, the Dancehall superstar has already indicated that he is now working on his fifth studio album.
On Sunday, August 8, 2021, the Unruly Boss posted several photos. Among them, one of himself getting his hair braided, his eyes shut, and a spliff in one of his hands.
“ALBUM BREWING," he captioned the post.
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