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Fast-rising Afro Gospel sensation, Scott Evans is set to unveil his much-anticipated “Grace is Luxury” EP.
Fans and industry players gathered at the Cosmopolitan, Earl Beam Plaza, Dzorwulu and were left captivated, inspired, and eagerly awaiting the release of this musical masterpiece on 10th November.
Speaking at the event, Scott Evans says the EP is not just about music but a spiritual experience that embodies grace, faith, and the beauty of the divine.
“When I say Grace is Luxury I mean grace is beyond money. Money cannot buy. Grace is life. Grace is beyond the gold and diamonds, the riches and everything that we deem luxurious. Grace is what supersedes luxury.”
The EP, set to launch on 10th November, promises to transcend borders and captivate hearts worldwide.
Scott Evans’ unique fusion of Ghanaian rhythms and Amapiano beats has crafted an unparalleled sonic journey that resonates deeply with both local and international audiences.
“Grace is Luxury” is poised to stand as a testament to Scott Evans’ unwavering dedication to the Gospel and his passion for making a lasting impact through his music.
But that’s not all.
The night also saw the exciting announcement of the music video for Scott Evans’ latest hit single, “Holy Father,” off the EP.
The music video, directed by the acclaimed The Boldz, is a visual spectacle, boasting a high budget creative narrative that will immerse viewers into the divine realm of Scott Evans’ music.
The Gospel Amapiano pacesetter is set to thrill fans and music lovers to a night of live performances and ministrations of his recent hits as he presents the inaugural 'Grace Is Luxury' Concert.
The maiden event will take place on the 18th of November inside Alisa Hote, Tema and would feature deliveries from MOGmusic, Neqta, KingzKid, KobbySalm, Cwesi Oteng, Queendalyn, Achiaa, among several others.
Scott Evans’ journey is an inspiring one, and with the music video for “Holy Father", “Grace is Luxury” upcoming EP & Concert, he is setting the stage to become one of Ghana’s most notable musical exports, both in the secular and Gospel domain.
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