Lil Kesh has always been about a plan: his own plan. That's why when everyone was criticised his split from Olamide's YBNL record label last year, he kept his head up and focused on the prize.
His debut album Y.A.G.I. (under the label) enjoyed critical acclaim and radioplay for a number of its singles. It also paved the way for the rest of his journey which is why naysayers were riled up when he parted ways with YBNL.
Since then, he has produced two singles, Shele Gan Gan and No Fake Love. Shele, a hit bubbling under already, makes the best of Krizbeats (famous for his work on Tekno's Pana) production wizardry. No Fake Love employs the production efforts of Princeton who brings his Ghanaian flavour with iconic sirens, percussion and strings. Lil Kesh's sounded proving to be a musical gumbo of Africa's best sounds.
Two singles post his highly-criticised split, Lil Kesh seems to have his head firm on his shoulders. What will come next will have to be fire if he's going to maintain this run. Get into Fake Love below if you haven't seen the video already.
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