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KiDi Teams with Arathejay on Lonely Track Thursday

Nana Adwoa Nhyira Bonsuby Nana Adwoa Nhyira Bonsu
August 25, 2026
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KiDi is set to release another collaboration from his highly anticipated third studio album this Thursday. The track, titled “Lonely,” features rising artist Arathejay and forms part of the project Where Do We Go From Here, scheduled for full release on August 27, 2026.

This collaboration adds to the growing list of features on KiDi’s new album. Earlier reveals confirmed a track with Kwesi Arthur titled “Crucified,” while reports have also pointed to appearances by Sarkodie and Lasmid.

The album, KiDi’s first major full-length release in several years, has been framed by the artist as a reflective next chapter after roughly a decade of hits, awards, and consistent output.

KiDi, born Dennis Nana Kwaku Boadi Dwamena on August 18, 1993, has established himself as one of Ghana’s leading voices in Afrobeats and highlife. He first gained widespread attention after winning the MTN Hitmaker competition and signing with Lynx Entertainment. Breakthrough singles such as “Say You Love Me,” followed by projects including the album Sugar (2019) and The Golden Boy (2021), earned him multiple awards, among them Album of the Year and Artiste of the Year honors at major Ghanaian ceremonies.

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Known for melodic songwriting, emotional delivery, and polished production, he has built a strong domestic and international following. Recent activity includes the single “Babylon” earlier in 2026 and preparations for his first solo headline concert in the United Kingdom on September 24 at HERE at Outernet in London, where he is expected to perform material from the new album.

Arathejay, whose full name is Samuel Ofei Ankrah Badu (also referred to as Samuel Ankrah), represents a newer wave of Ghanaian talent. Born in Sekondi and having spent formative years in Kenya, he has developed a distinctive style that blends highlife, afrobeats, alté, and spiritual themes. Often described as creating “Spirituality” highlife, his music frequently explores faith, personal struggle, and introspection.

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Arathejay, Afrobeats Artist

He gained notable attention with tracks such as “Jesus Christ” and its follow-up collaborations, and his projects including the Finding Nimo Series: The Capsule EP and the 2025 album The Odyssey have earned streaming success and critical recognition.

Apple Music named him an Up Next Ghana artist, and he has appeared on platforms highlighting emerging African talent. His work has also drawn cosigns from international figures, and he has performed and collaborated across the region.

The pairing of KiDi’s established melodic sensibility with Arathejay’s more introspective and spiritually infused approach has generated curiosity among listeners.

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Fans familiar with both artists have expressed anticipation for how their styles will intersect on “Lonely.” The title itself suggests a more contemplative or emotional direction, consistent with themes KiDi has explored in past work and with Arathejay’s established lyrical focus.

Where Do We Go From Here arrives after a period of transition for KiDi, including his move toward greater independence following years with Lynx Entertainment. The artist has described the project as one of discovery, inviting fans to join him in exploring new creative territory.

Pre-save links went live in the weeks leading up to the release, and promotional materials including a “map” of the album shared by KiDi have steadily built interest. The full project is expected to contain around 15 tracks, offering a substantial body of new music.

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The Thursday release of “Lonely” coincides with the album’s official drop date, allowing the collaboration to arrive alongside the complete body of work rather than as a standalone single far in advance.

This approach keeps momentum concentrated around the full project launch. Streaming platforms will make both the track and the album available simultaneously, giving listeners immediate access to the broader context of the collaboration.

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Industry observers note that such pairings help bridge different generations and styles within Ghanaian music. KiDi’s proven commercial reach and Arathejay’s growing critical profile create potential for the song to introduce each artist’s audience to the other.

Social media reactions to the announcement have been positive, with users highlighting the visual presentation and expressing readiness for the new music.

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Where do we go from Here

As the release date approaches, attention will turn to how “Lonely” sits within the larger album and whether it becomes one of the standout cuts. KiDi’s track record of delivering radio-friendly yet substantive records, combined with Arathejay’s distinctive voice and thematic depth, positions the collaboration as one of the more intriguing moments on Where Do We Go From Here.

Fans can expect the track and the full album to arrive on major digital platforms this Thursday, August 27. The release continues a busy season for Ghanaian music and adds another high-profile moment for both artists as they move through 2026.

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