BIOGRAPHY
Phrame was born as Benjamin Arkorful(26th May 1991)in Accra, Ghana. He lived his early life in Accra. He was exposed to rap music by his uncle when he started listening to the likes of 50 Cent, Jah Rule, Obrafuor and other rap songs. It was at age 13 when he recorded his first demo song. He continued performing freestyles on radio shows, secondary schools, hotels to the admiration of many. The name Phrame was coined from his other passion which is painting. He took music officially in the year 2012 when he started going to professional studios to write his songs. He had a chance to perform on the Sarkology concert at the Accra International Conference Center in 2013. 
In 2014, he was signed to a record label(TRUMP MUSIC GROUP) where he recorded his first single off an upcoming album(RECOGNIZE). He is working on an EP which has four songs and it basically talks about stories of life and features Awurama of (MTN HITMAKER 2015)on one of the songs off the EP. He has also embarked on the AKUABA CONCERT TOUR with KOO NTAKRA which has taken him to places such as Amanfrom, Esikuma and Akosombo for performances.
The PAAPA(EP) is expected to be released in the second quarter of 2016. BRENYA is Phrame's debut studio album which was launched on the 18th of August 2018 at Vanilla Restaurant and was released on digital stores on the 27th of August 2018. The album featured artistes such as Fimfim, Renner, Gariba, Chymny Crane, Nuel Triumph, Nii Mayweda, Koo Ntakra, Sena Huks, Tek Deep, Nana Nie, Efo, Achaa & King Prinz.

KinG Prinz, a talented singer, rapper, and songwriter from Accra, Ghana, rooted in Highlife and Hiplife music with a modern twist. Also known as 'Smartboi,' KinG Prinz blends his Ghanaian roots with a fusion of Afrobeats, Afro-fusion, Dancehall, Hip Hop, and other genres, creating a unique sound that's both authentic and innovative. With a growing discography that includes multiple singles, an Extended Play (EP) record, and collaborations with high-profile artists, KinG Prinz is making waves in the music industry. His music is a vibrant reflection of his experiences, passion, and creativity, making him an exciting artist to watch.

You may know him as Jah Cure. Perhaps you know him by his given name, Siccaturie Alcock. But as the saying goes, “What’s in a name?” Most importantly, you must know his message. His music is at once his spirit, his all-consuming passion, and his personal declaration of a belief in a universal consciousness based on love and positivity.

Born in Hanover, Jamaica on October 11th, 1978, the global force that is Jah Cure has been a long time in the making. From as little as three years old, this child of slight build would captivate those around him with his innate musical virtuosity. As he and his love for the art grew, the young man whose voice would make any songbird green with envy would sneak out of his bedroom window late at night to visit local dancehalls and stage shows. It was here that he became immersed in the stylings of the undisputed greats: Bob Marley, Peter Tosh, Burning Spear, Beres Hammond, Marcia Griffith, Garnett Silk, Yami Bolo, Jacob Miller and Black Uhuru. A young Siccaturie knew that he would dedicate himself to achieving membership of this superlative group.

Initially using the name ‘Little Melody’, Siccaturie’s voice started to leave an indelible impression in the streets and he soon became the talk of Jamaica. At the age of fifteen, he moved to Kingston. The name Jah Cure was bestowed upon him by the world-renowned Capleton and the David House Crew. This was primarily due to the vast amount of herb he smoked in the quest for spiritual enlightenment - a daily custom of his Rastafarian religion and commitment to natural living. Using the plants of the land for medicinal purposes, the singer looked young and healthy. He was ‘well-preserved’ or ‘cured’. Jamaican music icon, Beres Hammond, subsequently took Cure under his wing and became his mentor and producer.

However, Cure’s journey would be unexpectedly interrupted when in 1998 he was stopped and arrested late one night in Montego Bay. He was charged with four crimes, all of which he vehemently denies to this day. A non-jury trial was convened (one in which a single judge decides both questions of law and fact) and unfortunately, despite a total lack of visual confirmation of his involvement in said crimes, Cure was given a 15 year sentence.Not letting this setback disrupt his dream, Cure recorded and released many #1 singles from jail. The songs "Jamaica" and "Longing For" were both local and global successes. Cure’s first album, FREE JAH’S CURE, was recorded and released in 2001. On this project, Cure conveys his gratitude for life. He believes his incarceration was Jah’s way of teaching him humility, kindness, forgiveness and love for his fellow man. Consequently, he has relinquished any resentment for those who judged him unjustly. In 2003, Beres Hammond produced Cure’s second album, GHETTO LIFE, which featured the acclaimed single Divide and Rule.

On his first day of freedom Cure publicly stated that his only remaining life goal would be to use his music as a means of spreading love, peace and healing. Since 2007, Jah Cure has topped the charts with several # 1 singles - Call on Me, featuring Phyllisia, followed by You’ll Never Find, and Unconditional Love, which quickly became the #1 reggae single worldwide. The song Like I See It, featuring Rick Ross, and the remix with dancehall king Mavado, undeniably rocked the international reggae scene.Released in 2013, the album WORLD CRY featured collaborations with the talents of Tupac, Keri Hilson, Mavado, MDMA, Rick Ross, Jazmine Sullivan, Shyne and several others. It can confidently be described as an auditory explosion that crossed and entwined the genres of reggae, hip hop, R&B, Latin and pop.

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His most recent album, THE CURE, dominated the billboard reggae charts for a phenomenal 36 weeks and was nominated for Best Reggae Album at the 2016 Grammy Awards.

Fimfim is one of Ghana’s finest artists and producers. His music is influenced by high-life, hip-life, hip-hop, and Ghanaian traditional music. He started as a rapper and a singer in the early years of his music career.
Later, he ventured into music production, which earned him production credits for top artists such as Tulenkey (Proud Fvck Boys, Good Night, Your Girlfriend), Strongman (No Diss, Switch, King, Against), Mzbel (Swag, Onye Ogbemi), Bogo Blay (Jango, Zoom, Mawe a Mawe, Wailing Monster album), Kofi Mole, Gariba, Edoh Yat just to mention a few.
Music being an integral part of Fimfim’s life, he went on to hone his production and music skills leading to the release of numerous songs to his credit. Noteworthy mentions are Therapperman, She Wan Me, Koloma, Forces, Selewa, One Boy, One Girl, Kpokpohe, Emoji Stories, IGP (an eulogy to the IGP of Ghana) Back from Benin. 
 He has received two consecutive nominations for the Greater-Accra Music Awards’ Producer of the Year award in 2020 and 2021.
He released his maiden Extended Play(EP) Dubbed Boasiako On September 2023.


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