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Boyd is a crooner who’s carving a niche for himself and gaining a reputation as one of the alternative scene’s most distinct voices.  Jesus Muhammad  linked up with him at the serene Jamestown Coffee Co., located within the Nyaniba Estates in Accra,  for an in-depth conversation .   My introduction to the name Boyd had been in my early teens. Do you know of Pattie Boyd? Pattie Boyd? No, I don’t.   Ok. How about Eric Clapton? Or George Harrison from The Beatles? Naah, never heard of any of them. I know of The Beatles, but I’ve never heard of George Harrison.   Ohok. So Eric Clapton developed a crush on George Harrison’s wife; Pattie Boyd, who was a fashion model. Eric and George were good friends so Eric was honest to him about it. To cut a long story short, George agreed to let Eric have Pattie, and they ended up getting married. Oh, and divorced as well. Haha… Hahaha… Interesting. That’s some wild stuff!   Haha… But yeah, that was my introduction to the name Boyd

At first glance, Revy may come across as just a regular dude. But he really isn’t. You’d actually be hard-pressed to come across a handful of people like this guy. He’s a rare breed; the kind who’ve got many skills at their fingertips. For this interview, Jesus Muhammad took a trip out of town to catch up with Revy at his crib in Prampton.   Yo Revy, today we too we come Prampton. Haha... Hahaha… Yeah, welcome to Prampton chale.   Thanks chale. I dey feel the calm settings. So make we vibe chale. Why the name Revy? My dad’s a reverend father. And growing up, we lived on the campus of Mfantsipim School in Cape Coast. So a lot of the students used to call me Lil’ Rev. But when I became a student in Mfantsipim, my mates started calling me Revy and it has remained till this day. Haha. But my [government] name is Kofi Boadu, or you could call me Revy Boadu. Even my dad calls me Revy these days. Haha.   Photo by Revy Boadu  Oh interesting. Haha… But how did he feel about your being called Re