Kwadwo Adu Genfi Amponsah (born 4 January 1993), known professionally as Kojey Radical, is a British musician, creative director and mixed media visual artist.

After supporting Young Fathers on tour, Radical later released "Open Hand", a record that saw him adopt a more political stance in his music, premiering the visual at Tate Britain in 2015.

[11] The project includes production from KZ The Producer, Fwdslxsh, Lupus Cain, Mike Keyz, Selvsse, Niels Kirk, and New Machine as well as collaborations with Tom Grennan, Ray Blk, and Bobii Lewis.

"[11] In an interview with The Source, Radical stated his intention was to "create a body of work that voices [his] ideas and philosophies while also offering another sense of perspective.

[13] It includes features from Shola Ama, Ghetts, Tamera Foster, Miloh Smith, dance music producer Potè, Obongjayar, and actress and screenwriter Michaela Coel.

[14] Media commentators saw the project as a continuation of 23Winters, honing in on some of the messages recited by Radical's father developing into a journey of self-discovery.

[16] Since the release of 23Winters, Radical has toured in Australia, New Zealand, Brazil, South Africa, Russia, and Europe.

[21] Radical and Adidas collaborated to create a short film about mental health and depression alongside director Max Luz and fashion retailer SSENSE.

[27] He released the single "Good" in late 2020, which was part of a wider collaboration with Sony with their 360 Reality Audio mixing.