Kiki Gyan - Feeling So Good

Review by Lawrence Thaniel Jr

Feeling So Good is a vibrant album by the late Ghanaian musician Kiki Gyan. Released in 1979, the album is a fusion of disco, funk, and highlife music. Gyan's talent as a multi-instrumentalist is evident throughout the album as he plays the keyboard, drums, and guitar with ease. The album features catchy melodies, groovy basslines, and upbeat rhythms that are guaranteed to get listeners dancing.

The opening track, "Disco Dancer," sets the tone for the rest of the album with its infectious disco beat and Gyan's smooth vocals. "Keep On Dancing" and "Pretty Pretty Girls" are equally upbeat and catchy. "24 Hours in a Disco" is a standout track with its funky bassline and Gyan's falsetto vocals.

The album also features slower, more soulful tracks such as "Feeling So Good" and "Rosemary," which showcase Gyan's versatility as a musician. The album closes with the instrumental track "Agomeda," which is a fusion of highlife and funk music.

Summary by Lawrence Thaniel Jr

Feeling So Good is a must-listen for fans of disco, funk, and highlife music. Gyan's talent and energy shine through in every track, making it a timeless classic that still sounds fresh today.