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Kelvyn Boy marks new album 2ND STEP with Accra hotel event

Reports differ on whether the gathering fell on 24 or 25 September and on whether it was billed as a party or a listening session.

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Musician Kelvyn Boy, who also goes by Kelvynboy, has staged an Accra event to present his new album, 2ND STEP. Accra's Mövenpick Ambassador Hotel hosted the occasion, according to The Vaultz News and GhanaWeekend, though the two publications give different dates.

What we know

  • Kelvyn Boy presented his album 2ND STEP at an event in Accra centred on the Mövenpick Ambassador Hotel, a venue named by both The Vaultz News and GhanaWeekend.
  • The song Pioneer belongs to the 2ND STEP project: The Vaultz News describes it as a single issued before the album, and GhanaWeekend says he performed it live from the record.

What's disputed / unconfirmed

  • The Vaultz News gave the date of the event as Friday, 25 September 2026 and called it a release party starting at 18:00 GMT, while GhanaWeekend described a listening party on Friday, 24 September. The two accounts do not agree on the day.
  • The Vaultz News reported that the album has 12 tracks and goes out digitally on the same day as the party, and that the dress code is "A Touch of Class". Guests were asked to RSVP on 0302611000. No other report has confirmed these details.
  • The Vaultz News said Kelvyn Boy presents the record as a story of growing up, staying strong and mixing softness with toughness, and that he earlier likened the project to an injured lion carrying some love. These remarks have not been reported elsewhere.
  • GhanaWeekend reported a crowd of fans, fellow artistes, media personalities and industry players, among them featured acts Kojo Blak, Cina Soul and Kuami Eugene. It also reported that he performed Weather for Two (with Kojo Blak), Pioneer and Hallelujah to a crowd that sang along, and called the record his second studio album. The Vaultz News did not report these points.

Why it matters for Ghana

A new project from a Ghanaian Afrobeats act gives fans in Accra and beyond fresh music to follow, and the guest list shows collaborations across the local scene. The differing dates are a reminder for fans to check the artiste's own channels for official release details.

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