Hiplife artiste K Gee drops ‘Kiss’ off his debut album [ARTICLE]

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The song which was produced by M.O.G features the afro beats duo, Dope-Nation. Although he has been releasing singles since 2001, Safari is KGee's first album as a solo artist. Kgee is one half of the Hiplife pioneering group KGPM. Speaking on the album, KGEE said, "I carefully chose this beat from among several banging beats but this one immediately stood out and that's why I selected it.” "The Kiss song switches up my flow to match this party rocker and is one of my favourites off the album.” On his current album, he explains with excitement that he is looking forward to taking listeners on a joyous journey through Africa, hence the album title, "Safari". This album is invariably imbued with a sense of maturity and "Flyboy" braggadocio! The 11 track album will exhibit some of Kgee's best work thus far. The album opens with the intro "Safari", a spoken word piece, which features Kemet Speaks and was produced by Gigzbeatz. Kgee introduces you to the cocktail party with a banger produced by B2 called "Bossu" featuring Medikal. "Crazy Over You" and "Addicted", feature the super-talented singer/songwriter Spicer Dabz, who, not surprisingly, is signed to Just Amazing Music owned by Kgee. As his name suggests, Spicer adds spice to any record he is featured on. "Dun Know" features one of Ghana's finest rappers Gemini and newcomer Harmaboy. The album ends the way it starts – with a spokenword outro "Safari II" again featuring Kemet Speaks. Overall, this album is the definition of a "Body of work". It is a feel-good album that is needed in this troubled world. Source | Summary