Ghanaian Afrobeats act Kelvyn Boy closes out his new album with “Hallelujah,” the twelfth track on the twelve-song project “2nd Step” .
The record arrives on September 24, 2026, and it serves as the final statement on his latest body of work .
Nafacity handles the production on “Hallelujah,” marking his only credited contribution to the album . So this closer stands apart from the rest of the tracklist, which features different producers across the runtime. The title suggests a spiritual direction, and the placement at the very end feels deliberate. It gives the project a proper send-off rather than fading out quietly.
Kelvyn Boy has built his career on melody and flow since his 2017 debut single “Pray” . He spent years under Stonebwoy’s Burniton Music Group before going independent, and tracks like “Down Flat” pushed him onto the Billboard World Digital Song Sales chart . The “2nd Step” album marks another chapter, and closing with a song like “Hallelujah” ties back to the gospel roots he developed singing in church as a child .
The album runs twelve tracks deep, so ending on this note gives listeners something reflective to hold onto. He does not try to cram too much into the closer. Instead, he lets the title and the arrangement carry the weight.
Have you listened to the full “2nd Step” album yet? Drop your thoughts in the comments and let us know if “Hallelujah” works as a proper closer.
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