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Smoove Network has teamed up with rising singer Kiki Celine to release a brand-new single, “Fool”, a soulful blend of R&B and Afro influences that explores themes of love, trust, and vulnerability.
The track, produced by Sosawavegod, carries his signature touch—smooth, emotive instrumentals that perfectly complement Kiki Celine’s vocals.
Sosawavegod, known for his work with top-tier artistes like Gyakie, previously produced her hit song “Scar” featuring UK rapper JBee.
Beyond production, he is also a talented musician, making his mark in both sound design and artistry.
With its heartfelt lyrics and soothing melody of the track, “Fool” is poised to resonate with listeners navigating the complexities of love.
The song is now available on all major streaming platforms.
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