Keche is known to be one of the most consistent and versatile music groups in West Africa. Joshua is a rapper with the power of word play and Andrew is a songster with a silvery voice. 
The group’s name is inspired by the deftness in their music composition and performance. “Keche” literally means skills in Akan. They are also known as the “Skill Team”.
They released their first radio single in 2008 tilted “Omegemi” which was a huge success. They followed up with “Ring my bell” featuring Sarkodie the following year and they have not stoped since. They have hit songs like “Pressure”, “Sokode”, Slow Motion, “Aluguntugui”, Diabetes and more. 
Keche truly got recognition on the African continent when they were invited by President Ellen Sir leaf Johnson to perform at Liberia’s Independence Day celebration. They have also performed at the Togo Youth Festival, Festival D’Aneho (RFI), Kalabar festival, 2014 Africa Movie Academy Awards, the Afro Dance Festival in Amsterdam, toured in the USA and UK.
The group has performed alongside some of the biggest names in music including Arel, Shontell, RL of Next, Trey Songz, T-Pain, Donae’O and thrilled fans across the world in various events in USA, Europe and Africa. 
The duo is currently on a mission to fully unleash their new brand with the vision to become Africa’s biggest music group.
Awards & Nominations 
4syte Music Video Awards 2012 Winner- Best Choreographed Video.
Liberia’s Global Ambassadors
VGMA 2011 Nominee- Hip Life/Hip Hop Artist of the Year.
 VGMA 2012 Nominee- Best Group, Hip Life Song of the Year, Popular Song of the Year. 
4syte Music Video Awards Nominee- Best Group of the Year, Most Popular Video.


A Tema resident from birth, Yaa Pono has quickly risen to become not just Ghana’s but one of Africa’s premier and best loved freestyle hip hop artists. 
His fast wit, natural charisma, use of the Akan language and sharp social observations are some of the reasons behind Pono’s championing on the social media site, YouTube, by his legion of fans. Blending these elements with highlife, hip hop, dancehall and afrobeat rhythms demonstrates Pono’s true versatility. His re-emergence as Ghana's most respected rapper (and singer) is set.

After appearing on several local radio shows and competitions, Yaa Pono entered the studio in 1995. He can count artists such as Sarkodie, Stay Jay, Guru, D Cryme and Chris Waddle among his contemporaries as they often appeared together at gigs. Dr. Duncan’s ‘Kasahari Level’ show proved the platform for bringing Pono’s unparalled skill to the World.

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