Ko-Jo Cue Finally Breaks His Silence With a 17-Track Masterpiece That Tells His Untold Story — ‘KANI: A Bantama Story’

Ghanaian hip-hop and Afro-fusion artist Ko-Jo Cue has officially released his long-awaited second studio album, titled “KANI: A Bantama Story.” In a heartfelt message shared on his social platforms, Ko-Jo Cue reflected on the deeply personal inspiration behind the project, writing:

“I can only pull from the places I’ve walked. I can only speak of the people I’ve loved and learned from. I can only write what I feel. Sometimes those feelings are joyful and nostalgic. Sometimes they are painful and pushing. But always — they are human. Unapologetically human.

It is my honour to share my second album with you: KANI: A Bantama Story.

My only request is simple — listen from top to bottom, with all your heart.

This story could have been told by Kwadwo Aji, Kofi Kyei or Azorlɛɛ but it was left to me. I owe it to them.”

The statement perfectly sets the tone for KANI: A Bantama Story — a 17-track sonic memoir that chronicles Ko-Jo Cue’s life, roots, and reflections growing up in Bantama, Kumasi. The project blends personal storytelling, rich cultural references, and introspective lyricism, staying true to his artistry and authenticity.

Through this album, Ko-Jo Cue explores themes of faith, growth, community, and purpose, presenting a narrative that feels both deeply local and universally human. Each track connects to a moment, a memory, or a lesson, woven together to tell one cohesive story — a reflection of who he is and where he’s from.

Tracklist — KANI: A Bantama Story (2025)

1. Fruit Of The Womb ft. Jiire Smith

2. Bantama Blues 3

3. Big Boy ft. Genna

4. Next Term

5. Mr Eben ft. Kay-Ara

6. Abrantie

7. Squad

8. Mysterious Ways

9. Angel / Pente Interlude ft. S3kyerewaa

10. F176

11. Grew Up Fast ft. Korshi T

12. Tontonte ft. Arathejay & Ofori Amponsah

13. Dreams ft. Marince Omario

14. You Are ft. Camidoh

15. The Fall

16. Onipa Hia Mmoa ft. Ayisi

17. Gold Dust ft. TSIE

With powerful collaborations featuring Camidoh, Ayisi, Ofori Amponsah, Kay-Ara, and Marince Omario, among others, the album delivers a multi-genre experience that captures the soul of Ghana’s modern sound while honoring the golden era of hip-hop and highlife.

KANI: A Bantama Story stands as more than just an album — it’s a cultural diary and a tribute to heritage, identity, and humanity.

STREAM ALBUM HERE

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source: kaknews.com