Yomi Boiz release Feeling Sad EP to honour late friend Eva Adu Koranteng

Ghanaian music duo Yomi Boiz has officially released their latest EP titled "Feeling Sad," a project dedicated to the memory of their late friend, Eva Adu Koranteng. The collection of songs marks a significant milestone for the emerging artists as they seek to establish a permanent footprint in the competitive Ghanaian music landscape. By channeling their grief into creative expression, the duo aims to celebrate the life of their departed friend while showcasing their unique musical identity and emotional range.

The duo, comprised of cousins Kwaku Trappa and Locomotion, has crafted a sound that purposefully blends several contemporary genres. The "Feeling Sad" EP incorporates elements of Afrobeats, Ghanaian drill, and hip-hop, reflecting the diverse influences that define modern West African music. This stylistic fusion is intended to appeal to a broad audience while maintaining the emotional depth required for a tribute project. The artists describe the EP as a deeply personal endeavour, highlighting the therapeutic role of music in navigating loss and remembrance.

Currently available for streaming on Audiomack, "Feeling Sad" serves as a strategic entry point for Yomi Boiz as they attempt to break through the industry. The duo’s focus on high-quality production and emotive storytelling is part of a broader ambition to secure a lasting presence in the scene. By addressing universal themes of loss and friendship through the lens of drill and Afrobeats, Trappa and Locomotion are positioning themselves as versatile performers capable of both high-energy tracks and introspective narratives.

As the EP begins to circulate, the release stands as a testament to the enduring bond between the artists and Eva Adu Koranteng. Beyond the personal tribute, Yomi Boiz are looking toward the future, with plans to expand their reach and continue evolving their sound. The release of "Feeling Sad" signals the start of a new chapter for the cousins, as they balance the weight of their tribute with the aspirations of a rising career in the Ghanaian music industry.