Kelvynboy has touted his album as an 'eye-opener' for foreigners concerning the history of the Ghanaian Afrobeats story.

According to him, his upcoming body of work tagged 'Black Star' will denote the music diversity, unity, and the general acceptance of Ghana as a strong force in Afrobeats music.

The 15-track album is set to bring back legends, the likes of Highlife Legend Gyedu-Blay Ambolley, Rocky Dawuni, Efya, Samini, Crayon from Nigeria, Medikal, Kofi Mole, Quamina MP, OV, among others.

He outlined the essence of the new tracks while speaking with the Ghana News Agency ahead of the launch of the album.

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He stated that he hopes the album would put Ghana on a different level with regards to Afrobeats music, adding that it would make Ghana a beacon of light for the music genre.

“I call this Black Star because I wanted it to have a part of Ghana in there. I do Afrobeat and I wanted people to accept Ghana in doing Afrobeat music.

“When you hear of Blackstar you get to know that it originated from Ghana and that is what we are known for. I also believe Blacks are stars and that is why the album is titled Black Stars,”

Kelvynboy said the title of his album is a tribute to the Ghanaian football team and explained that the team was not made up of just a player but different players which signifies his choice of diversity on the album.

He further said that Afrobeat is the combination of African music and the album was made of afro beat-bangers as well as other genres.

According to him, the album is expected to top the charts worldwide.

“I have already seen the support and the reception of people ahead of the album release. Music-loving fans are already developing a love for the album and I believe that the energy is going to be high and I’m expecting everyone to support this album to be number one in the world,”