In a celebration of identity and musical prowess, Kugsabilla’s very own Jahkid Jester is set to drop his inaugural EP, aptly titled “BLACKSTONE”, in January 2024 – a significant month as it marks the artist’s birth month.
Comprising four tracks that promise a journey through the artist’s unique soundscapes, the EP is poised to make waves in the music scene. The tracklist reads like a poetic journey: “On My Knees,” “Sumbugsum,” “Puusim Win,” and “Wilding.”
Collaboration takes center stage on “BLACKSTONE”, with the talented Boey P and Khareem Jnr joining forces with Jahkid Jester to bring a diverse range of influences to the project. The EP showcases a fusion of styles and perspectives, emphasizing the rich tapestry of Kugsabilla’s musical community.
One particular highlight is the track “Puusim Win,” where the artist opens his creative space to include the voices of children, adding a layer of innocence and authenticity to the composition.
As anticipation builds for the EP’s release, Jahkid Jester invites listeners to immerse themselves in the cultural vibrancy of BLACKSTONE. Each track serves as a testament to the artist’s commitment to representing his community and expressing his artistic identity.
Listeners can expect a captivating blend of genres, thoughtful lyrics, and a distinctive sonic signature that reflects the essence of Kugsabilla, also known as “blackstones.” Jahkid Jester not only introduces his music to the world but invites audiences to connect with the roots and narratives that inspire his craft.
One may not understand what or where Kugsabilla is , this is a community in the Tempane district of the Upper East Region, where Jahkid Jester was born and grew up. This is home to the artiste and he loves and feels proud of it .
Stay tuned for the release of BLACKSTONE in January 2024, as Jahkid Jester sets out to make a powerful statement about identity, community, and the universal language of music. This EP is more than just a collection of songs; it’s a testament to the artist’s journey, creativity, and the vibrant spirit of Kugsabilla.
