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Ghanaian musician, Nanky delivered a memorable performance at UK’s Ghana Party in the Park event over the weekend.
His session at London’s Trent Park on Saturday, July 16, 2022, was an electrifying one.
The growth was evident as fans sang along as he performed his songs.
The songs range from Sarkodie-assisted Favour, Cassette, Confusion through to songs off his most recent Remedy EP.
Dripping in a classic vintage ash black jumpsuit on an all-white AirForce 1, the Sultan Inc signee thrilled patrons with not just good music but a 10/10 appearance and stagecraft.
He displayed the sort of artistry that fans would want to see time and time again.
Ghana Party in the Park which is held annually also featured the likes of Gyakie, Kelvynboy, NUA, Darkovibes, Mista Silva, Camidoh, Ofori Amponsah, Kofi Nti, K. K. Fosu, Barima Sidney among several others.
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