Music has always been more than sound for Lowkner. For him, it’s a reflection of identity, resilience, and growth — a way of telling the story of who he is and where he comes from. Born in Ghana and raised in Montreal, the Afro-fusion and pop artist (real name Moubarak Nasser Owusu) carries two worlds in his voice, weaving them together to create something both deeply personal and universally relatable.
His upcoming single “Boy to Man” (out September 10, 2025) is a powerful testament to that duality. The song captures the universal journey of transformation — the struggles, lessons, and moments of vulnerability that shape us into who we’re meant to be. With rhythms that echo his African roots and melodies shaped by his Western upbringing, “Boy to Man” is as much about cultural connection as it is about personal evolution.
“The song is about growth,” Lowkner says. “It’s about the transition we all face — from facing challenges to finding strength, from uncertainty to self-belief. For me, it’s about the journey of becoming.”
Lowkner’s artistry has always been rooted in resilience. As a self-described loner, much of his life has been spent navigating hardship and growth independently. That solitude gave him perspective — one he now channels into music that uplifts and inspires. His songs are cinematic in their storytelling, carrying both the intimacy of personal reflection and the universality of shared human experience.
Having already gained attention with singles like “Amazing” and recognition on playlists such as Spotify’s New Music Ghana and Apple Music’s New Music Daily, Lowkner is steadily carving out his own lane. But “Boy to Man” feels like a defining moment — a song that not only tells his story but also mirrors the experiences of listeners everywhere.
At its heart, “Boy to Man” is about resilience — the strength to rise, the courage to transform, and the beauty of becoming. For Lowkner, it’s his truth. For the world, it’s a song that speaks to the journey we all share.
“Boy to Man” will be available on all streaming platforms starting September 10, 2025.
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