Ghanaian singer and songwriter KiDi has officially released his highly anticipated third studio album, ‘Where Do We Go From Here’, taking fans into a new chapter of his musical journey.
The 15-track project released on Thursday, August 27, 2026, features some of Ghana’s notable acts, including Sarkodie, Lasmid, AratheJay and Kwesi Arthur.
The album follows KiDi’s previous studio projects, ‘Sugar’ in 2019 and ‘The Golden Boy’ in 2021, marking his first full-length album in five years.
The project opens with ‘Crazy World’ and moves through tracks including ‘Special Lovin’, ‘See Thru’, ‘Agreement’, ‘Headache’, ‘Lord Knows’, ‘Babylon’, ‘2 Much Sugar’, ‘Red Dress’ and ‘Confession’, before closing with ‘Dreams’.
The album is released under KiDi’s Black Boy Joy imprint under an exclusive global licence to Encore Recordings.
KiDi had announced the album’s release earlier this month, describing it as the continuation of a decade-long musical journey. He had initially revealed the album title in 2025, raising anticipation among fans for his first major studio project since The Golden Boy.
The singer has also revealed that the album went through an extensive creative process, with about 40 songs recorded before he and his team narrowed the material down to the final 15 tracks.
Before the full project arrived, KiDi had already given fans a taste of what was coming with ‘Babylon’ and ‘Signature’ featuring Lasmid.
The musician is also preparing for a concert in London on September 24, as he takes the new album and its musical journey to fans beyond Ghana.
With Where Do We Go From Here, KiDi’s destination remains unknown, but wherever the journey takes him promises to be worth the ride.
The album is now available on all streaming platforms.
