Kwaku Asante

Kwaku Asante finds peace within "Illusions"

North London singer-songwriter Kwaku Asante shares his new single "Illusions" which caught our ears with its sublime vibes and warmth. The singer delivers a potent performance with his soft melodic…

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Kwaku Asante makes remarkable debut with "honeycomb" EP

Kwaku Asante is quickly carving a clear and much-deserved place within the music industry. After releasing two tantalizing preview singles, “Molasses” and “Primrose,” the north-west London resident has released his…

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Kwaku Asante is soulfully sweet on "Molasses"

London based artist Kwaku Asante releases a sticky-sweet, funk empowered single "Molasses." This is the first single from his upcoming debut project honeycomb. Kwaku Asante introductory single "The Way That…

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We're all living in Kwaku Asante's new found "Fantasy"

In a mesmerizing stereoscape where the soft lulls of organic instrumentals mingle with vulnerable lyricism, Kwaku Asante gently rolls through with vocal prowess and and alluring draw. The north-west London R&B…

Kwaku Asante finds peace within "Illusions"

Kwaku Asante makes remarkable debut with "honeycomb" EP

Kwaku Asante is soulfully sweet on "Molasses"

We're all living in Kwaku Asante's new found "Fantasy"

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