With “Kingmaker”, Harrysong really stepped up his game. Five years after his debut, he came back sounding more polished, more mainstream, but still holding onto that soulful edge in his lyrics. You can hear him experimenting, blending Afropop, highlife, dancehall, and R&B, and it just clicks with both African and international fans.
The album dives into love, ambition, identity, and success. Sometimes it’s all celebration; other times, he gets personal and reflective. The guest features bring fresh flavors, but Harrysong’s voice and melodies stay front and center.
Kingmaker reminded everyone he’s not just keeping up with the industry; he’s shaping it, making hits that feel personal, not just commercial. The whole thing shows off his independence and versatility. He’s following trends but never losing that core sound that’s unmistakably his.
