Ciza made the remark while addressing questions from the press during a listening session for his Golden Boy Pack EP, which incidentally shares an eerie resemblance with KiDi’s own latest album.
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South African star Ciza rates Gyakie and Black Sheriff as most exciting acts from Ghana
South African sensation Ciza has controversially claimed that Ghanaian music rookies, Gyakie and Black Sheriff, may just be a cut above every other Ghanaian act at the moment.
South African star Ciza
Even more bizarrely, the South African crooner also spotted a similar bleached hair Kidi-look too.
Ciza’s five-track Golden Boy Pack EP was launched at the Oasis Lounge in Accra- Ghana to mark the commencement of his Ghana Tour as part of the singer’s continent-wide publicity and promotional expedition.
The EP engages various genres, including Soul, AfroPop and the latest Amapiano dance craze, demonstrating the star’s versatility and vocal range.
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The juvenile Mzansi-born hit maker only turned twenty just eight days ago but already has massive international acclaim following the success of his sophomore studio single, ADJE, which already has over a million views on YouTube.
He is also quite famous in Ghana due to sharing a mutual vocal dexterity and swagger with local industry favorite, KiDi.
It’s a story of two golden boys. Ciza has the Golden Boy Pack EP while KiDi has the Golden Boy album. Both may share a striking resemblance in more ways than one.
Yet Ciza is clearly not a fan of KiDi. It remains to be seen whether his EP may be more fun than KiDi’s.
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