Third Kulture Kid who loves discovering new music.

I'm a singer song-writer (amongst other things) and I have been playing piano since I was 8 and singing and dancing since before I can remember... I love music - it's what colours my world. My whole life could be set to a sound track.

I've had this idea for an EP/Album for years and never fully gone for it. 2015 is different, this year I go for my dreams with God as my strength.

I hope you enjoy my music! Feel free to sing along, downloads and share to your hearts content :-) and if it blesses you, please let me know! 

Lyricist. Aries baby, staying lit is a requirement. Dope.

Hondred Percent aka Paul Forjoe jnr is a rising spoken word artist from Ghana who burst on the scene in 2011 fusing poetry and rap to make Hip Hop music.

Hondred Percent is set to release his debut Hip Hop album “WTF?” in June 2017. He is currently working on releasing two singles of the albumin May 2017 titled “Africa Sent Me A WhatsApp Message” and “Poet Rapper”.

Hondred Percent in 2014 and 2015 triumphed as the overall winner of the Ehalakasa Slam in which over 40 poets in Ghana contested.

While in Form 3 (Grade 9) in the early 90’s, Hondred Percent got introduced to rap and started writing poetry. It was his varsity days in South Africa that exposed him to Spoken Word and got him performing.

He came up with the name Hondred Percent in 2010 as a way to distinguish and motivate himself in his passion on his return to Ghana. He has since performed at numerous events within Ghana and recently traveled to Kenya to feature as a guest artist on a French show and a Slam at Alliance Francais Nairobi.

He is inspired by Biggie Smalls, Jay-Z, Missy Elliot, Reggie Rockstone, Saul Williams, Common, Mos Def, Timbaland, Kanye West and Kevin Hart.

He has been compared to Manifest (Ghana) and Blitz Da Ambassador (Ghana) by some. Hondred Percent is however trying to tap into the essence of Tumi (South Africa) and HHP (South Africa) bumping to the Roots (USA).

The artist has made quite a name for himself as a prolific wordsmith within Ghana. He plans to release his album for free as means to grow his fan base and crowd fund for the next album set for 2018. There are also plans to put together a band by the end of 2017 to enable him tour Ghana, Africa and the World.

Miss Aakor is following