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Kofi Kinaata has released his highly anticipated EP, ‘Kofi oo Kofi’.
The seven-track EP marks the musician's debut album after years in the industry.
The Fante Rap God had previously been hesitant to release EPs or albums, citing concerns that listeners tend to focus solely on lead tracks. However, it appears that the persistent requests from fans eventually persuaded him.
On May 10, he took to his social media platforms to announce the release of the album.
#KofiOOKofi EP is here!!
Go Stream Now!! #TeamMooovehttps://t.co/2Dh9PbQEtt— Kofi Kinaata (@KinaataGh) May 10, 2024
In a previous interview on Hitz FM, in April, Kofi Kinaata disclosed that the first track, "Auntie Ama," holds a special place in his heart as it is dedicated to his beloved mother.
He assured fans of great music stating that these tracks are unlike any other, with some being spiritual.
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