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The buzz around Ghanaian rapper and singer Kwesi Arthur‘s upcoming project Redemption Valley is reaching fever pitch. On February 5, 2026, the artist dropped a raw, 2.5-minute teaser video from a studio session, giving fans an intimate glimpse into what promises to be his most personal work yet. While early access has been rolling out via the EVEN platform since mid-January, the full album isn’t out just yet it’s set to hit all major streaming platforms at midnight tonight, February 6, 2026.
In the video, Kwesi Arthur sits casually in the studio, beat-making gear scattered around, as he opens up about the essence of Redemption Valley. He frames it as more than music: it’s a narrative of struggle, survival, and self-reclamation. His voice carries a grounded confidence, reflecting on the highs and lows that shaped this chapter. He shouts out producers Queso and Charlie for their magic on tracks like “Hosanna“ (also known as “Yawa (Hosanna)”) and “Babylon Interlude”, teasing the sonic depth fans can expect.
Inside the 8-Track Journey
Redemption Valley is an 8-track EP/album that fuses afrobeats, hip-hop, and raw introspection. Here’s the full tracklist to get you ready:
- Redemption
- I Be Where I Wanted To Be
- Yawa (Hosanna)
- Immigrant
- Babylon Interlude
- What They Want (Gye)
- Okay Switch
- Broken Pieces
This isn’t a rushed release Kwesi has been building anticipation methodically. Through nostalgic posts, he’s shared snippets of his career arc: from 2014 studio sessions to 2016 stage moments, all tying back to the “Redemption Valley” theme. He describes it as rooted in real places and people a road in Tema, chats with friends like Mango outside Redemption Valley Basic School, and the spots where his visions first took shape.
Fans have eaten up this rollout, with the teaser video racking up over 800 likes and replies like “This is how you do a proper album promo” and “Kwesi is back stronger.” It’s clear this project marks a triumphant return after his creative hiatus.
Why the Midnight Drop Matters
For Ghanaian music lovers and the global diaspora, Redemption Valley feels like a cultural reset. Kwesi Arthur’s authenticity has always set him apart, and this teaser underscores a matured sound that’s both vulnerable and victorious. As the clock ticks toward midnight, the excitement is palpable fans are presaving, sharing theories, and counting down.
Stay tuned: Set your alarms for midnight GMT (or your local equivalent) to stream Redemption Valley on Spotify, Apple Music, and more. Whether you’re in Accra, Tema, or anywhere else, this is Kwesi Arthur inviting you into his world of redemption.
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