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Early life and career

Upon relocating to Ghana in 2012, he formed a music group in high school with friend Art Soul Kojo, who is now a painter and an artist. $pacely is called the Ad-lib King by his peers and Keanu- a moniker he gained for his very popular song "Digits". In 2016, $pacely met young Ghanaian Producer Kuvie. This led to the recording of his debut single "Love on Drugs". The single featured and was produced by now members of La Meme Gang-

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. Spending much time together in the creative tutelage of Villain Sounds studio formed a bond between him and five other musicians which led to the creation of the La Meme Gang collective. The name which translates as 'The Same Gang' was coined by $pacely. After the release of their debut EP, they secured four nominations at the 2019

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. In 2017, $pacely released 'Digits', a heavy trap

produced song. A remix to the song was later released which featured Ghanaian rapper

. Alongside his La Meme Gang members, $pacely was featured in a Boiler Room documentary which spoke about the rich history of Ghanaian Culture and also sealed Boiler Room performance.

Discography

EP

*2019: Fine$$e or Be Fine$$ed

Singles

* 2019: Yawa * 2019: Yenkodi * 2018: Dit Moi * 2017: Digits (Remix) * 2017: Digits * 2017: Ikechukwu * 2017: Bad * 2017: Scandalous * 2017: Love on Drugs

Features

Albums

* 2018: La Même Gang- Linksters * 2017: La Même Gang- La Même Tape

Singles

* 2019: Tulenkey- Little Soldiers * 2019: Pappy Kojo- Blessing * 2018: Joey B- Stables * 2018: R2Bees - Boys Kasa * 2018: Sarkodie- Homicide * 2017: Joey B- Rock The Boat * 2017: Magnom- Bam Bam"Magnom drops 'Bam Bam' featuring Spacely"
''GhanaWeb'', 24 November 2017. Retrieved on 28 August 2019.

Videography

References

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