Kiyo Dee successfully holds an Album Listening Session for his album NEPTune Panthera

Last Friday 1/2/2019 marked another milestone in the life of Speech Production’s signee Kiyo Dee as he successfully held a listening session for his second studio album titled Free Books Sold: NepTune Panthera at Honey Suckle Hub, Osu. If you’ve been following his journey from his debut album Free Books Don’t Sell: Volume One, it spoke about the challenges he had, how he started as a self made producer and moving on to become an artist on the album.

Free Books Sold: NepTune Panthera is the continuation of Free Books Don’t Sell: Volume One. He allowed himself the space to get intimate and tell his fans what his life really looks and feels like right now making “New Nonsence” to “Glamour”. These are songs on the album expressing his truths and reminding fans while updating the unaware that “none of this is new”.

The listening session saw the media and special guests Creppy, Mel Kwesi Davis, Kojo Preku, Brown Berry, Antaru, etc were arrested by the songs on the album, sound quality, storylines, metaphors, wordplay and every element that makes an album rated 5 stars. The hippop and RnB album wouldn’t be complete without Afrobeats which he self produced most of the songs alongside Ace Key and Supa Gaeta.

Here’s a pre-order link to purchase the songs on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/gh/album/free-books-sold-neptune-panthera/1450000543

Love Kiyo or hate him, he has a good and enviable head on his shoulders. Without any particle of doubt he’s one of the current generation’s most “woke” artist with a fresh breathe of new balance music better yet a feel of old school style. When quality is involved, there’s no substitute for it. A quality Kiyo is highly associated with.

Just as the media and invited guests were blown beyond expectations, you’ll be hypnotized with the songs on the album. You can only understand this article by purchasing the album.

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Written by: John Claude Tamakloe