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‘I wont change my date for even Tupac’ – Kofi Mole on album release clash with Blacko

Rapper Kofi Mole has dismissed suggestions that his latest EP, 4 Da Poppin, is struggling to gain traction because it was released at the same time as major projects from some of the country’s biggest artistes. The rapper has come under discussion among music fans who believe the timing of his release may have worked […]

‘I wont change my date for even Tupac’ – Kofi Mole on album release clash with Blacko

Rapper Kofi Mole has dismissed concerns that his recent EP, 4 Da Poppin, is facing difficulties due to its simultaneous release with major projects from some of Ghana's biggest artists. Music enthusiasts have noticed the timing of his release may have been a setback, as Kweku Smoke's No Days Off and Black Sherif's Sun Sherif are also generating considerable interest in the music industry.

However, Kofi Mole remains undeterred by the competition, asserting that the presence of larger artists on the release calendar will not influence his decision or force him to alter the release date of his own project. No matter how many artists release concurrently, Kofi Mole's project will still receive widespread attention. He stated, "Once I set my release date I set am!

Make Tupac resurrect then decide to drop album same day, we go drop together." His sentiment echoes even if Tupac were to resurrect and release an album on the same day, they would release together. This perspective comes during a period of intense competition in the Ghanaian music scene, with several established artists launching projects and vying for listeners, streams, and chart positions.

While some fans might view the clash of major releases as a disadvantage for Kofi Mole, his response indicates his commitment to sticking to his original plan rather than waiting for a less congested time.

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