King Promise - Do Not Disturb

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He is far more mature as an artist on his second album than on his debut. It’s the same theme, but a “5 Star” experience of an ode that revels in beauty and the tiniest details of Love, scheming & nightlife.

It feels like just yesterday when his guest feature on Vision DJ’s “Double Trouble” with Sarkodie made waves; he has been the one to watch since and has delivered numerous hits since 2017, despite the constant snub from Ghana’s most prestigious Awards show, he is still a force to be reckoned with.

Gregory was bound to learn with time and age into a more mature artiste thanks to his relationship with Killbeatz, and that’s what this album shows. As expected, the album is centered around his daily routine, and the intro’s title is linked to one thing he enjoys doing when not making music, football.

“Iniesta” is like a fair warning. He sounds soft but threatening. He wants it all, aiming for the head per his lyrics, for an album with a title that screams quality, a little brutality won’t hurt, and the album’s first half has a smooth run, “How dare you” is an endearing way to question your lover’s pull with wry humor.