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Ghanaian musician, Ken Libertini is set to release an album.
The project dubbed Sika Gari will drop on Saturday, September 10.
It comprises four songs and was written and executed under HDMEZ Records.
Born Kennedy Owusu Mpiani, the musician hopes to sensitise his audience via his craft.
The songs on the record comprise Sika Gari, Ate M’ani So, Nyame Nti Yebeye Yie and From Zero To Hero.
Ken is confident that the project will go a long way to effect change in society.
The album was produced by Samuel G.
Pre-save Sika Gari here.
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