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Months after hinting at an upcoming album, it appears the coast is clear now for music superstar KiDi, to release his third studio album.
The two-time TGMA Album of the Year winner has announced that his project ‘Where Do We Go From Here’ will finally be out on August 27, 2026, on all music stores.
In a post sighted on his Instagram account, he wrote: “10 years of hits, memories, and timeless moments with you."
"Now the journey continues. My third studio album WHEREDOWEGOFROMHERE?#WDWGFH August 27th.”
The post has been met with exciting reactions from fans who simply can’t wait to hear what KiDi has been working on for the last two years. In the coming days, the singer will reveal track titles on the album as well as regional and international features.
Since 2024, the platinum artiste, promised his fans a third studio album after the successes of his previous projects which topped the charts and were adjudged ‘Album of the Year’. In 2020, his debut album ‘Sugar’ was voted the best at the 2020Ghana Music Awards.
The sensational singer repeated the feat at the 2022 Telecel Ghana Music Awards with his sophomore project ‘The Golden Boy’. KiDi’s second album was truly gold.
The masterpiece helped him win the coveted ‘Artiste of the Year’ at the 2022 Telecel Ghana Music Awards.
As part of the rollout for ‘WDWGFH’, the music icon is expected to embark on a number of promotional activities, including a listening session in London and Accra as well as an album release party.
KiDi will also stage his first-ever solo headline concert in the United Kingdom (UK) at 'HERE at Outernet' on September 24, where he will perform all tracks on ‘WDWGFH’ to a live audience.
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