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Slim Kofi Unveils Soul-Stirring Single “D.I.A.L. (Devil Is A Liar)” and Serlom EP

Serlom EP
Serlom EP

Dutch/Ghanaian singer Slim Kofi has set the music world ablaze with the release of his latest single, “D.I.A.L. (Devil Is A Liar),” as part of the Serlom EP, a remarkable musical endeavor that pays homage to his land of birth and celebrates the rich tapestry of his Ghanaian heritage.

The Serlom EP, comprising 7 tracks, encapsulates Slim Kofi’s profound connection to his roots, with “D.I.A.L. (Devil Is A Liar)” and “Not Good Alone (Ghana Version)” featuring the emerging Ghanaian artist Kelvyn Boy serving as captivating highlights. This musical journey sees Slim Kofi collaborating with a diverse array of talent, including the well-known Dutch rapper Henkie T on “Ghana Woman,” as well as upcoming artists from Ghana such as $pacely, NYA, Ayesem, Ahkan, and Bakilla. The EP also features “Dutty,” a compelling track that showcases the collaboration with Saint Ronil from Haiti, further illustrating the global influence of Slim Kofi’s artistry.

At the heart of the Serlom EP lies a profound tribute to Slim Kofi’s heritage, with “Serlom,” his middle name from his tribe in Ghana, signifying “God’s Love” in Ewe, offering a glimpse into the deep-rooted cultural significance that defines his artistic journey. Through this musical endeavor, Slim Kofi invites listeners to immerse themselves in a captivating sonic journey that reflects his unwavering dedication to celebrating and preserving the essence of African culture.

As a Ghanaian immigrant living in Amsterdam, Netherlands, Slim Kofi has not only introduced the Afrobeats sounds to the African community but has also embarked on promoting the sounds around Europe in a short period. His music, described as “Afrocan sounds,” showcases a unique blend of world music influenced by African culture, offering audiences a soul-stirring and invigorating musical experience that transcends geographical boundaries.