By Collins Sarkodieh 
Ghanaian singer-songwriter and record producer Kuami Eugene has officially introduced his latest project, an eight-track extended play (EP) titled “Sweet Boy”. The artist hosted an exclusive listening session on Wednesday, April 29, 2026, at the Kangei Restaurant in Accra. This event allowed a select group of industry insiders and creatives to experience the project before its general public debut.
As one of Ghana’s most searched music artists, Kuami Eugene’s latest move cements his reputation for consistency within the industry. The session was not just a preview but a celebration of his evolution as a producer and performer. With a career spanning hits like “Rockstar” and “Son of Africa,” this new EP represents his latest effort to blend traditional Ghanaian sounds with modern global trends.
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What went down at the Kangei Restaurant listening session?
The listening session was a high-profile gathering hosted by Adwoa Noella, featuring DJ Shiwaawa on the decks to provide the night’s soundtrack. Invited guests were given an early preview of the eight new tracks, allowing the artist to gauge real-time reactions from his peers. Kuami Eugene expressed his excitement during the event, noting he had been eager to see how an audience would respond to his new sonic direction.
The guest list reflected Kuami Eugene’s deep ties within the Ghanaian creative space. High-profile attendees included:
- Gyakie and Mzbel
- Tic and Harold Amenyah
- Robert Klah and DJ Vyrusky
- Lali and Lola
How does Kuami Eugene describe the musical style of the “Sweet Boy” EP?
Kuami Eugene designed the “Sweet Boy” EP to be a versatile project that caters to a wide range of musical tastes. He encouraged listeners to find their own personal “vibe” within the tracks, suggesting that the project contains a “piece of him” for everyone.
The EP is not restricted to a single genre but instead bridges several popular styles, including:
- Highlife: Staying true to his roots and Ghana’s musical heritage.
- R&B: Offering smoother, soulful vocal performances.
- Asakaa: Incorporating the popular Ghanaian drill sound to reach younger, urban audiences.
Who produced the tracks on the “Sweet Boy” project?
In a display of his technical range, Kuami Eugene revealed that he personally produced nearly every track on the EP. This self-production highlights his control over his creative output and his growth as a professional record producer.
There is, however, one notable exception: the track titled “Oh How”. According to the artist, this specific song was initially started by another producer before Kuami Eugene took over to complete it. This hands-on approach ensures that the project maintains a cohesive sound while still allowing for external inspiration.
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What is the full tracklist for the “Sweet Boy” EP?
The project consists of eight tracks, featuring strategic collaborations with both local and international stars. The tracklist includes a mix of solo efforts and high-profile features designed to boost the EP’s reach across West Africa.
- “Stranger” featuring Gyakie
- “Promise Me” featuring Nigerian singer Johnny Drille
- “Potomanto”
- “Adult Music”
- “Makola”
- “Save Me”
- “Oh Ah”
- “I’m Hurt”
Factual Insights into Kuami Eugene’s “Sweet Boy” Launch:
- Release Event: The listening session took place on April 29, 2026, in Accra.
- Visual Strategy: Kuami Eugene plans to shoot music videos for all eight songs on the project.
- Lead Video: The first video, featuring Gyakie, is scheduled for release on Thursday, April 30, 2026.
- Collaboration: The EP includes a cross-border feature with Nigeria’s Johnny Drille.
- Career Catalog: This EP joins a successful list of previous albums, including Rockstar, Son of Africa, and Love and Chaos.
- Search Popularity: Kuami Eugene remains one of the most consistently searched Ghanaian artists online.
What are the upcoming plans for the “Sweet Boy” music videos?
Kuami Eugene has announced an ambitious visual plan to support the EP, stating that every song on the project will eventually have its own music video. This “all-visual” strategy is becoming increasingly popular for digital-first music distribution, ensuring the project remains trending on platforms like YouTube and TikTok.
Fans will not have to wait long for the first installment. The music video for “Stranger,” which features the “Song Bird” Gyakie, is set to drop just one day after the listening session. This quick rollout is designed to capitalize on the momentum generated by the Accra event and the behind-the-scenes footage currently circulating online.
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