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Ghanaian Afro-fusion artist, Kell, known for blending West African tradition with the experimental edge of Western sound, returns with a powerful new single titled “Stranger.” Raised in Accra, Kell grew up surrounded by the rhythms of highlife and Ghanaian traditional music before drawing inspiration from hip-hop, R&B, and soul. His unique sound merges spirituality, honesty, and rhythm into storytelling that reflects the resilience of everyday life.
“Stranger” dives deep into the emotional and societal battles many face but rarely speak about. The song follows a man navigating pressure, poverty, and isolation while refusing to break. With disco-influenced violins and soft trumpet accents that echo the spirit of Boney M, paired with the textured grit reminiscent of Asake and Wizkid, the track brings a nostalgic yet refreshing edge to kell’s Afro-fusion identity.
At its core, “stranger” is an anthem for anyone fighting silent battles. “It’s about being invisible to the world until you make it,” kell shares. “We all experience moments where we feel unseen, but we keep moving.”
The single is accompanied by striking red-themed visuals, inspired by Ryan Coogler’s Sinners, matching the song’s raw emotional palette—bold, reflective, and deeply human.
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