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Kofi – Red Bull Records Live Session
June 30, 2022
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June 9, 2022
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April 15, 2022
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March 17, 2022
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Kofi Returns to R&B and Hip-Hop Roots on New Single “We Don’t Make Sense”
June 14, 2024
Kofi Delivers First Single of the Year With Smooth Afrobeats-Laden “Impatient”
April 24, 2024
Kofi Drops New Single “Pretty Lies” Following Tour Support for Stonebwoy
November 3, 2023
Kofi Drops Stacked Six-Track EP, Just To Piss You Off Featuring Boslen, Dom Vallie, Nonso Amadi and New Single “Don’t Lie (feat. Kuami Eugene)”
March 24, 2023
Kofi Releases ‘On Me’ Remix EP Featuring Mixes From SORENA, DISTO, Yumbs, & KDDO
August 26, 2022
Kofi
When it comes to musician’s origin stories, it can feel like you’ve heard it all before. But then you’re presented with a kid like Daenan ‘Kofi ’Gyimah and you realize that there’s always someone ready to bring a fresh perspective.
Moving to Los Angeles to pursue music, Kofi experienced a culture shock by leaving his native Scarborough for Bel Air, where the majority of his peers had grown up in a much more privileged position. However, the experience helped him to open his mind to thinking beyond Toronto rap’s local scene, while doubling down on the elements that helped to make him stand out. “If you’re black in LA, you’re African American, and that’s your history,” he explains. “Whereas in Toronto if you’re black it’s like, ‘Are you Caribbean or are you African?’ So, the music there is so much more heavily African, Caribbean and Haitian influenced.”