Kojey Radical

Kojey Radical, the multifaceted London artist, returns to Paris for series of concerts. Expect an intense and thoughtful stage experience, blending poetry, rap and soul.

Kojey Radical, whose real name is Kwadwo Adu Genfi Amponsah, is a British artist from Hoxton, London. Active since the mid-2010s, he quickly distinguished himself through singular approach to music, fusing hip-hop, spoken word, soul and electronic touches. His journey is marked by constant exploration of identities, social struggles and personal emotions, themes he addresses with lyrical depth and vocal intensity all his own. Before fully dedicating himself to music, Kojey Radical also studied visual arts, an influence felt in the careful aesthetic of his videos and performances.

His first EP, "Dear Daisy: Opium" (2014), laid the groundwork for his universe, followed by acclaimed projects like "23Winters" (2016) and "In God's Body" (2017). These works highlighted his ability to navigate between percussive flows and softer melodies, often carried by rich orchestrations. Emblematic tracks like "B.O.B (Blessings On Blessings)" and "Can't Go Back" became staples of his style, characterized by introspective lyrics and certain commitment. His debut studio album, "Reason to Smile" (2022), was acclaimed by critics for its maturity and diversity of collaborations, consolidating his place among most distinctive voices on contemporary British scene.

On stage, Kojey Radical is renowned for his energy and authenticity of performances. Far from clichés, he offers a show where vocal performance doubles with captivating stage presence, transforming each concert into immersive experience. His message, often tinged with hope and resilience, particularly resonates with audiences seeking meaning. This Paris stop is privileged opportunity to discover or rediscover an artist whose work continues to evolve, promising moment of sincere and striking music at Point Éphémère.