Port Harcourt-bred singer-songwriter Kemuel drops his third EP, “Borokiri Boy (Album),” a nine-track Afro-fusion project built entirely on roots and honesty.
The title is not just branding. Borokiri is an actual neighborhood in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, and Kemuel makes that connection personal from the first track.
What separates “Borokiri Boy” from most EPs landing right now is that Kemuel wrote and produced the entire thing himself, under his production alias Wondah. That kind of full creative ownership is rare at this stage, and it shows in how cohesive the project feels. The EP moves through new attraction, complicated entanglements, and self-awareness without losing its thread. Every track feeds into the next.
The Afrobeats and R&B blend he works with is not new territory, but the specificity of his storytelling keeps it from feeling generic. He has songwriter credits with Wizkid already behind him, and “Borokiri Boy” makes clear that talent is not borrowed – it is his own.
Stream “Kemuel – Borokiri Boy EP (Album)” and tell us which track is hitting hardest for you!
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