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Afropop/RnB artiste, Reynolds The Gentleman is hosting a virtual concert ahead of the release of his third studio album.
The concert dubbed, ‘Cupid Live Virtual Concert’ will take place on Saturday, July 3rd.
The singer songwriter will perform some of his hit songs and the 12 songs from the upcoming album, 'Mr Cupid'.
Talking about the concert, Reynolds The Gentleman stated that it is a one of a kind experience, with solid music production, that promises to totally serenade and engulf patrons.
He said that “I am confident about this virtual concert, confident enough to pronounce CUPID LIVE as the best virtual concert a Ghanaian artiste has produced so far.”

The 'Me Ne Waa’ producer in an interview also gave insights into the new album stating, "I have always and will always loved love."
“To me, it’s the best and most beautiful emotion that has ever existed and so I gravitate towards it easily in my music journey I decided to, over a three year period, work on this album to further explain what is encapsulated in love and how when it opens up, engulfs you in all its splendour,” he added.
The features on this third studio album, Mr Cupid, include Adomaa (Ghana), Kay Slice (Holland), Misterkay (Nigeria), Kaye Omega (United States of America), Cill Soul (Nigeria) and Wes7ar (Nigeria).

All the 12 songs on this masterpiece were produced and mixed by The Gentleman, and then mastered by Drvmroll.
Persons interested in the concert can call 0244116373 to buy their tickets or visit Reynolds The Gentleman's platforms including Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and YouTube for more information.
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