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Kay Kamz unveils new Afro-fusion single ‘Hate on Me’

Citizen Kafui by Citizen Kafui
March 27, 2026
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Kay Kamz returns with a confident and uplifting new single titled ‘Hate on Me’, a smooth Afro-fusion record that celebrates self-belief, faith and living freely despite criticism.

Stream or download ‘Hate on Me’ across all major digital platforms here: https://ditto.fm/hate-on-me-kay-kamz.

Born Kate Addai Mununkum in Amsterdam to Ghanaian parents, Kay Kamz represents a new generation of artistes whose identities stretch across cultures.

With Ghanaian heritage shaping her musical roots and European influences informing her creative outlook, her sound naturally blends traditional inspiration with modern global Afro-fusion energy.

On ‘Hate on Me,’ Kay Kamz delivers a message many listeners will instantly relate to: no matter what you do, people will always have something to say.

Rather than getting caught up in negativity, the song embraces a mindset of peace, gratitude and unshakeable confidence.

Blending warm Afrobeats rhythms with a laid-back Afrofusion groove, the record is carried by Kay Kamz’s soft, melodic vocals as she calmly addresses critics while making it clear that their words hold no power over her.

With subtle confidence and emotional honesty, she reminds listeners that when God has blessed you, outside opinions lose their relevance.

At its core, ‘Hate on Me’ is not about responding to hate; it’s about rising above it.

The song captures the spirit of someone choosing joy, faith and personal freedom over unnecessary distractions, delivering an empowering anthem for anyone learning to tune out noise and focus on their own journey.

Known for weaving together elements of Afrobeats, Afropop and Afro-soul, Kay Kamz continues to build a catalogue defined by emotional storytelling and expressive vocal delivery.

Since introducing her artistry through earlier releases, she has steadily positioned herself as a voice to watch within the evolving Afro music landscape.

With its relatable message, infectious Afro-fusion sound and effortless vocal delivery, ‘Hate on Me’ further showcases Kay Kamz’s ability to transform personal experiences into music that resonates with a wider audience.

As she continues to refine her sound and grow her presence within the Afrobeats space, Kay Kamz remains focused on creating music that is both honest and uplifting.

With ‘Hate on Me,’ she not only delivers a confident statement about self-belief and faith but also signals the beginning of an exciting new phase in her artistic journey.

As listeners connect with the song’s empowering message, Kay Kamz continues to position herself as one of the emerging voices bringing fresh energy and perspective to the global Afro-fusion movement.


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