When culturepreneur KJ Spio, meets Nigeria’s hottest singer Oxlade and Africa’s biggest rapper Sarkodie along with producer PuffyBeatz the outcome is ‘Undress You’ an Afrobeats inspired sunbeam of melody and seduction.
Glimmering with catchy keys and temperature rising rhythms, the song marks another step into the spotlight for a man (KJ Spio) who has worked tirelessly nurturing the talents of others from behind the scenes for a decade.
The track opens with Oxlade’s beautiful melodies with an anthemic chorus that dissolves into the listeners subconscious making them feel good on a night out or a morning in. Sarkodie comes through as a guest adding to the tracks seductive theme with his rap verse.
‘Undress You’ began as a conversation with beatmaker PuffyBeatz and the Nigerian superstar Oxlade (known for global smash Ku Lo Sa, collabs with Camilla Cabello, Sarkodie, Dave, Ms Banks & performed with Davido & Wizkid to name a few) who then brought the track to KJ Spio who sat down with the artists and developed the track.
Set on a stunning beach in Ghana with beautiful woman – the video is as feel good as the track, marking the scene perfectly for the song.
‘Undress You’ is just the start for KJ Spio, who will be delivering more singles spanning all sorts of sounds and mood – so sit back and enjoy what’s to come from the fast-rising songwriter.
Listen below.
ABOUT KJ SPIO
Acclaimed culturepreneur KJ Spio is a one-man mood enhancer – a musical multi-hyphenate devoted to upping the ambiance of whatever social situation you might find yourself in. “I’m all about creating a vibe that helps people have fun and enjoy themselves, whether they’re at a party or somewhere more intimate,” smiles the Ghana-born artist.
“Wait,” you might be wondering: “what’s a culturepreneur”? For Spio, the term reflects the ever-changing role he’s held down in the UK and African music industries for almost a decade now, pushing the culture forward in whatever new and exciting ways he can dream up. Sometimes, that has meant managing artists like late great British talent Cadet, whose single ‘Advice’ he helped become a platinum smash independently with over 250m streams. Other times, that has meant creative-directing and A&R for superstars like Ghanian icon Sarkodie, whose first ever virtual concert, performing at the country’s historic Independence Square, broke records for live streams. Genre doesn’t matter – only authenticity. “If it’s not progressive to the collective culture, I don’t do it,” insists the hitmaker, who began his journey in the music industry as road manager-turned-content creator for UK rap hero Big Narstie and hasn’t stopped hustling for the music scene he adores since.
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