Kennyice, a compelling new voice in Nigeria’s vibrant music scene released his highly anticipated EP, From Coal To Gold. The project is a profound musical journey that shows the artist evolution from humble beginnings in Enugu to an artist poised for widespread recognition.
From Coal To Gold is more than a title; it’s a metaphor for Kennyice’s life. The EP captures the essence of transformation, illustrating how pressure and perseverance can turn raw potential into something precious and enduring. With his smooth vocals and authentic lyricism, Kennyice crafts a narrative that is both deeply personal and universally relatable, offering an anthem for anyone striving to overcome their circumstances.
“This project is more than music, it’s my story, my growth, and my gratitude. I want people to listen and see that no matter where you start, you can shine like gold if you keep pushing and believing.”

The EP showcases Kennyice’s signature sound, a rich tapestry that weaves rhythmic African percussion and melodic Highlife guitar lines with modern Afrobeat and Hip-Hop influences. This fusion positions him at the forefront of a new wave of Afro-Highlife emerging from Eastern Nigeria, carrying the spirit of Enugu’s creative resurgence to a global audience.
The highly anticipated project showcases a powerful lineup of collaborations, positioning it as a standout release. The tracklist is highlighted by the explosive tracks like On God (Feat. Aguero Banks), the vibrant and melodic Money (Feat. Ejima042), the smooth and reflective Holiday (Feat. Demmie Vee), and the gritty, lyrical showcase Keneya (Feat. Jeriq). This curated selection of features underscores a versatile and compelling artistic vision, promising a dynamic listening experience for a global audience.

From the motivational anthems to the reflective ballads, each song serves as a chapter in Kennyice’s ongoing story. From Coal To Gold is not just a collection of songs, but a cohesive body of work that promises to resonate with fans of authentic, story-driven music.

