KiDi Unveils 15-Track Album WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE

KiDi Unveils 15-Track Album WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE
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Ghanaian music star KiDi has officially unveiled the tracklist for his highly anticipated third studio album, WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE ahead of its release on Thursday, August 27, 2026.


The 15-track project features a mix of previously released songs and new material, with collaborations involving some of Ghana’s notable contemporary acts.


The album opens with Crazy World followed by Special Lovin and See Thru.  KiDi then brings in Sarkodie on IDK, while his previously released collaboration with Lasmid, Signature appears as the fifth track. Signature was released earlier this year and blends Afrobeats with highlife influences.


The remaining tracklist includes Agreement, Lonely featuring AratheJay, Headache and Crucified featuring Kwesi Arthur. The album continues with Lord Knows, Babylon, 2 Much Sugar, Red Dress, Confession and closes with Dreams.


The collaborations with Sarkodie, Lasmid, AratheJay and Kwesi Arthur add a strong Ghanaian presence to the project, while also showcasing KiDi’s continued interest in working across different sounds and generations of Ghanaian music.


WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE has been in the works for several years and was first announced by KiDi in 2025. The singer previously described the project as his ultimate album of the year, building anticipation around his return with a full-length body of work.


The album is now scheduled to arrive on August 27, 2026, marking KiDi’s return with his third studio album.

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