Kelechi Okereke investigates and questions the duty of the dark performer through his most recent single 'Wilderness Bunny', in front of his new collection 2042. Because of drop on 8 November by means of Kelechi 's own mark KOLA Records, 2042 will be his fourth performance record, following 2017's for the most part acoustic LP Fatherland.
On "Closer," from Kelechi Okereke's sophomore collection Trick, a female vocal begs her sweetheart to "go easy on this heart, time to love or self-destruct" before resigning herself to the way that she still needs him close to her at last. Presently So Super Sam has given the song another move beat.

Keles Guava Rubicon video is close and reviving. One month from now Kelechi Okereke discharges new independent collection 2042. The collection, Keles fourth as an independent craftsman, is named after the year it is anticipated minorities will turn into the dominant part in the U.S. The most recent single to be lifted from the collection is Guava Rubicon, a smooth creation that grandstands Keles pressing vocals and verses, written in tribute to dark ladies in his old neighborhood of London, England. The video, debuting above, is a sentimental and satisfaction filled story of two London ladies. Given like a home film, the camera waits on the affectionate pair as they share private minutes and spend their lives together.

Kelechi Okereke has been performing live all over the world for years. Potential sponsors for future tours should include many. Two being Sigma Beauty and Reebok brands out of London and New York City.