Tsooboi Ensemble are performers of folk music and traditional songs in Ghana. Over the years, we have failed to project our music heritage with the required impetus to the global stage.
The resultant effect coupled with the unprofessional approach to the Arts among other challenges on the part of the Artistes has reduced our rich traditional music to mere cultural troupes.
In essence, our arts in this regard have failed to gain the needed recognition. It is against this background that Tsooboi Ensemble was formed and registered on 16th of January 2008 to lift our rich folk music and traditional songs with the introduction of what we call 'AFRO JAZZ' to address the short falls in our musical performances. Thus, the adoption of the name 'Tsooboi' which is a jargon widely used among Ghanaians or in the local parlance to mean an instantaneous wake-up call to a task.

TSOOBOI ENSEMBLE - NAKI

TSOOBOI ENSEMBLE - MIYA

TSOOBOI ENSEMBLE - MITOR MITOR

TSOOBOI ENSEMBLE - KAYALUWA

TSOOBOI ENSEMBLE - JEMBE JAZZ

TSOOBOI ENSEMBLE - BAMBOREE JAZZ

TSOOBOI ENSEMBLE - ATTAA OBLANYO

TSOOBO ENSEMBLE - KPATSA

TSOOBO ENSEMBLE - AWO AWO

TSOOBOI ENSEMBLE - SANE EBA

African music has a 'life' of its own and exhumes a certain kind of freshness when performed. The volumes of emotional and aesthetic expressions of this kind of music are simply overwhelming. When it comes to musical instruments, African music could be performed using indigenous musical instruments or western musical instruments, or better still, a combination of both.