Spotlight

This truly self-made artist Kwesi Drippie found himself on the world stage when his debut single ‘Bra’ went viral after it’s release on Youtube in the early month of 2020.

Japhet Adjetey, a Ghanaian gospel singer and performer from the very trendy district of La in Accra, is similar to and has performed with Cwesi Oteng, Danny Nertey, Joe Mettle, Kofi Karikari, and Diana Hamilton. As with Diana Hamilton, he is also, on the whole, known outside Ghana specifically West and South of Africa – the world is truly missing out.

His lyrical tracks are often full of his experiences of stigmatizing by friends because he had no money. He shows the potential of being the next spearhead of an afro-beats giant in Africa.

Qeypad discovered his talent at the age of fifteen years when he turns high school.  Seeking to learn more know more and nurture his talent. He turns to seek support from Belbonfly and Quata who were top on their game in the early 2000s.

The young rapper sounds more like Yaa Pono because I learned from him and had him as his role model. Ponitel is dope even at his young age. Seldomly acclaimed that his uncle inspired him to do music and ever since he has not regretted and wish to pursue music as a full-time career when he grows up.

He has hit a margin of 300,000 streams on his EP and is currently the C.E.O of Record Label (BLAZERPHEOBS MUSIC GROUP). He has performed on bigger platforms among them is the Ashanti Music Awards.

Kingsley Baasi (KB1) is a talented gospel musician who is revered for his natural leadership skills and passion for gospel music.

In an interview with Apprise Session, Revlaytion revealed that he never thought he would become a musician. He initially only enjoyed being a dancer and staying within his comfort zone.

K Junior, a young artist from Ghana, is quickly making a name for himself in the modern Highlife fusion music scene. With his smooth vocals, catchy beats and relatable lyrics, K Junior’s music is winning over fans across the world.