Kat Graham launches K’Pelle as a collectible KiTalbum

Kat Graham’s K’Pelle: One World One Song is now available for presale as a KiTalbum, blending a physical collectible package with a digital album experience through KiTbetter’s KiTplayer. The release extends the album’s global, humanitarian themes into a format designed for fans who want music, videos, lyrics and artwork in one place.

Why it matters: - K’Pelle: One World One Song is being packaged as a collectible format that combines ownership, artwork and digital access. - The release gives fans a physical keepsake plus a full album experience without relying on streaming. - KiTbetter is positioning the format as a more direct way for artists to share work and for fans to collect it.

What happened: - Kat Graham’s K’Pelle: One World One Song is now available for presale as a KiTalbum from KiTbetter. - Graham announced the release on Instagram and called the KiTalbum a collectible keepsake box with the full album, videos and lyrics on a phone after one click. - Presale opened Sept. 5 and is available now through Graham’s webstore and on KiTalbum.com. - The KiTalbum is now shipping.

The details: - The K’Pelle KiTalbum is a hybrid physical and digital album format. - Each package includes a K’Pelle KiT, collectible printed pieces from the campaign, stickers and access to the full album in the free KiTplayer. - KiTplayer is available on iOS and Android. - The digital experience includes music, videos, lyrics, credits and photos. - Fans start by downloading KiTplayer, then placing the KiT near the microphone of a phone or tablet and pressing the button on top of the KiT to activate the album. - The album was released on World Refugee Day through Radar Live / Virgin Music. - K’Pelle is named after Graham’s family’s K’Pelle tribe in Liberia. - The 14-track album spans Africa, Asia, the Middle East, Europe and the Americas. - Each track is rooted in a different region of the world. - The album centers on themes of peace, justice, spirituality, hope and resilience. - Contributors include activists Vanessa Nakate and Greta Thunberg, along with Sadhguru, Rokhaya Diallo and former U.N. Secretary General Kofi Annan. - Graham wrote and produced the album with longtime collaborator Jeeve. - Rival Magazine described the album as “a bridge between cultures,” and Rolling Stone called it “an ambitious and inclusive project that places music and cultural diversity at the center of an album conceived from a global perspective.” - KiTbetter said the release reflects the kind of story-driven, culturally meaningful work the KiTalbum format was built to support.

Between the lines: - The release ties Graham’s music to her humanitarian identity, making the physical product part of the message rather than just the container. - The format also reflects a broader push in music toward fan ownership and collectible media as streaming dominates listening habits. - KiTbetter is using K’Pelle to showcase how its format can package music, visuals and memorabilia into one product.

What's next: - Fans can keep ordering the K’Pelle KiTalbum through Graham’s store or KiTalbum.com. - KiTbetter is likely to continue using high-concept releases to promote the KiTalbum format. - Graham’s team has positioned the project as both an album and a collectible experience, which may shape how the release is marketed going forward.

The bottom line: - K’Pelle is being sold not just as an album, but as a collectible, multi-format experience built around Graham’s global and humanitarian themes.