Ghanaian musician Kojo Blak has revealed that the titles of his music projects are rooted in his spiritual journey, not just trends or emotions.

Speaking in an interview on Showbiz360 with Giovani Caleb on April 29, 2025, Kojo Blak shared how he draws inspiration from significant moments tied to specific times, which he interprets spiritually. According to him, every number he uses in his song titles or EPs carries a deeper meaning that connects to his personal growth and creative process.

“Everyone releases EPs and names them things like Love or Heartbreak, but I like to be different,” he explained. “I choose names that reflect my spiritual journey. Music itself is spiritual—something you can’t touch but you can feel. It’s something only your spirit can transcribe.”

The artiste highlighted how his past projects, including the EP 757, were influenced by such moments. “The last song I recorded for my 757 EP was done exactly at 7:57 PM. I’ve been documenting those moments and following that path ever since,” he said.

Currently promoting his latest EP titled 131, Kojo Blak noted that the name is also spiritually significant, having been recorded precisely at 1:31 PM. The EP features nine songs, including collaborations with Ugandan star Joshua Baraka, Kelvyn Boy on Excellence, and Sarkodie on Next Door.

Explaining the message behind Excellence, he said, “The day I recorded Excellence, there were beautiful ladies around. I’m a ladies’ man, so I made the song to celebrate every Ghanaian and African woman who looks excellent, regardless of body type. It’s a song for women empowerment.”

Kojo Blak added that while 131 reflects key stages in his music journey, it also appeals to a broad audience. “I’ve got songs for the men too—gangster vibes. There’s something for everyone on the EP,” he assured.