The duo of Akatakyie is made up of two brothers, Prince Kwabena Budu Asumaning (Kobby Culture) and Ebenezer Kwasi Okyere Asumaning (King Pharoah). They recently released their 5th album and managed to enjoy massive airplay even after almost a decade since their debut. They came out with their maiden album Odo esisi me in 1999 … Read more
Diojo is best known for being featured in the 5Five hit Afrikan Girlz.
K. K Fosu is one of the most talented young musicians in the country at the moment. His style of singing is simply amazing and unique. Born Kaakyire Kwame Fosu on February 14, 1981 to Samuel Kwamena and Akua Addotei, K.K has a strong passion for music. He was a member of his junior school … Read more
Nii Addo Quaynor (Tinny) hails from Osu and was born in the 80’s to Ricky Tetteh Quaynor and Naa Badu Quaynor. He got the name Tinny from her mum. He is the last born of the 6 children of his parents i.e. four boys and 2 boys. He had his primary education at the Osu … Read more
Dan Amakye Dede, affectionately called ‘Iron Boy’, is one of Ghana’s premier highlife artists. Abrantie Amakye Dede began his career in 1973 when he joined the Kumapim Royals as a composer and vocalist. Led by the legendary highlife singer, Akwasi Ampofo Agyei, they had hits like ‘Abebi Bewua Eso’, ‘Wanware Me A’, ‘Odo Mani Agyina’ … Read more
Adane Best is one of the most original and unique musicians in contemporary Ghana. His talent is so rich and obvious that his siblings Daniel Frimpong, Ken Amoah and Victoria Amoah vowed never to allow it go waste; something that rarely happens in Ghana. As providence has it, his first album, “Ayitey” became an instant … Read more
Florence Obinim began her gospel career singing for the Assemblies of God church when she was only 11 years old. Her parents Akosua Serwaa and Nana Kwabena were very supportive of her interest in music at a young age. Florence enjoys tremendous popularity across age barriers as children and adults alike enjoy her unique gospel … Read more
Joshua Alphonso Tetteh Cheataa-Laryea hails from Gbese a suburb in Accra. Josh is an old student of Accra Academy and Apam Secondary School. Josh was born with the gift of singing, which was spotted at the age of 10. The gift was unearthed on campus where he led the Jama groups (fun groups) of both … Read more
At age 15 Ruth Boakye was singing in the Towda Choir at Obuasi Baptist Church. From there she entered musical education at the Gloryland School of Music and at 20 years old became the music director for Tribe of Judah the senior Baptist choir. Ruth’s rise to success however was not without it’s trials. She … Read more
His music journey began twelve years ago when he did his first demo in 2000 titled, “Suburo Emiâ€. He later joined forces with two boys which did not go far after the other boys decided to go their own way without him. Determination had always been his prayer to which he was able to record … Read more
Richard Kwasi Siaw Afrofi aka Ex Doe is one of the pioneers of the hiplife movement. He was first a part of a group called the Traditional rulers before going solo. In 1996, he collaborated with Chicago on ‘Daavi mede kuku’ and registered his first hit, the most popular Ewe hiplife song up to date. … Read more
Eric Opare Okine, better known as Tsotso, did not start following his musical dream till alter in life after first attending College and getting a diploma in Tourism, Reservations, and Ticketing. He then spent some time working in his degree field before eventually quitting his day job and following his dream of becoming a musician. … Read more
Kwabena Anokye Adisi is best known by his musical moniker Bola Ray. This unique stage name purportedly comes from attributes that Kwabena stands for “Brilliant, Outstanding, Loving, Affable, Religious, and Youthful”. The stage name was actually created when Bola attended Accra secondary school, and has stuck with him through the years. Bola is not only … Read more
The Tagoe Sisters is a gospel duo of twin sisters who hit the gospel trail over two decades ago. Lydia Dedei Yawson nee Tagoe and Elizabeth Korkoi Tagoe were born to Hammond Ayikwei Tagoe of Korle-Wokon, a suburb of Accra and Theresa Aidoo of Dunkwa-on-Offin in the Central Region on July 27, in the 60s. … Read more
Stella Addo is a successful and popular Ghana gospel singer. Her hit single Empare Me is a staple in many Ghana churches, and indeed the song has grown in popularity to the point that it is difficult to imagine Stella Addo without thinking of Empare Me. Stella Addo attended school at Yaa Asantewaa, and works … Read more
KENNETH APPIAH leader of the group, is a composer, arranger, and an Afro pop performer. He is a native of Accra, Ghana. His music is in many ways unique, well performed and highly inspiring. Ken led the Soul Winners – Apostolic in Ghana to release four successful albums which won the best gospel medium group … Read more
Philipa Baafi came out with her maiden album, Nyame Honhon Sane, in 1999 just after she had completed Senior Secondary School. In 2002, she came out with another album, Mogya Nakasa and followed it up with Okyeso Nyame, in February 2004. she just recently relased her fourth album, Go High, and it has received a … Read more
A popular Ghana gospel singer. His song Most high God won the Ghana gospel song of the year, as well as the coveted song of the year award.
Osuani Afrifa is a popular Ghana gospel singer that extols the praises of the traditional Ghana rhythms and sounds. Osuani began his career in music at a young age in 1986, and has come out with 15 albums. Osuani is known for producing music with big horn sections and traditional Ghanan beats.
OJ BLAQ, born Andy Nii Akrashie in Accra some twenty something years ago, can bluntly be described as a phenomenal double-edged sword who has masterfully combined the art of acting and making eccentric music for today’s entertainment public. Mr. BLAQ, currently making feverish preparations for the release/ launching of his debut 13-track album is a … Read more