He may be “Small But Mighty”— Akwaboah Jnr., the phenomenal Ghanaian singer songwriter who is always called to perform when kings and queens gather, when the crème de la crème meets to party and have a good time.
He has, over the years, carved a niche for himself, and it’s really catapulting him to greater heights. He’s writing his own extremely remarkable and marketable stories.
Probably because he’s from a home of music, having his grandfather and father playing a major role in the evolution and betterment of Ghana music, he has what it takes to get the attention of almost every audience — “Written in the stars”
His body of works — “Matters Of The Heart” and “Light House” proves his dexterity and intelligent in putting words together to tell compelling stories. These body of works have classics — well written, arranged and produced songs which are admired by great music lovers.
His fan base has no boundaries, from all classes of people and from all ages. He’s simply a genius and blessed beyond measure.
On several occasions, he has performed for his Royal Majesty, Otumfuour Osei Tutu II, presidents of Ghana and other dignitaries.
With no unnecessary publicity, Akwaboah Jnr is arguably one of the household names in the country. He’s loved because of his relatable songs.
His annual concert, Shades of Love, is undoubtedly one of the top-notch events in the country, and it is attended by dignitaries
Akwaboah The Songwriter
Akwaboah Junior is regarded widely as one of the revered songwriters in the country — having written classics for great musical artistes, including Sarkodie — one of the most respected creatives on the African continent.
According to Sarkodie, Akwaboah Jr. contributed (wrote and produced) about 80 percent of the Mary Album released in 2015, which he describes as his all-time best body of work.
The album which featured the legendary Pat Thomas affectionately called the golden voice of Africa, Obrafour — one of Ghana’s best rappers, Efya — phenomenal Ghanaian vocalist, Mugeez — incredible singer and other great personalities was piece to honor his late grandmother.
Aside from all these, Akwaboah has written for others, including Becca. Akwaboah gave SP Kofi Sarpong one of his all-time big songs — ‘Ayeyi Nwom’.
Akwaboah The Keyboardist/Producer
Akwaboah is a genius keyboardist who has played for decades with mentorship from his father, Kwadwo Akwaboah. He has played for a lot of local and international artists, including Hugh Masekela, a South African trumpeter, singer, and composer who was described as “the father of South African Jazz.
