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Afro Moses

Ghanaian-Australian musician

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About Afro Moses

Afro Moses was a musician.

Early Life and musical career He was born and raised in Wassa Atieku, Ghana's Western Region. As the first of his mother's four children, he began his musical career at a young age by making instruments and performing.

He has won several awards, such as Best Song, Best Album, and Best Live Act. In 2000 and 2002, he was chosen as Ghana's Best International Music Ambassador. He headlined the "Asa Baako" (One Dance) festival at Busua Beach in the Western Region of Ghana alongside rapper M.anifest. He has performed on stage with a variety of musicians, including Gyedu Blay Ambolley and Atongo Zimba. He urged Shata Wale and Samini to end their fight. He expressed worry over the royalties paid by the Ghana Music Right Organization (GHAMRO).

Discography

Albums Afro Dance Pop (2019) I Want 2 B Happy (2019) Africa Will Smile One Day (2019) Ole Skou (2021) Spirit(Live in Bali Spirit Festival) (2022) Yele Yele (2022) Mefri medi biriwa (Atieku) (2023)

Singles Debi No Victims Do Me Wrong Mama Africa Ka ne Wu Home Sweet Home Judas African Market Makola Yele Yele Dabi Nsroma Nsama Nice Girl Highlife Carnival

Awards and Recognition +Year Oganaziation AwardWork Result Ref 2002 Ghana Music Awards Best International Music AmbassadorHimself 2018Ghana Music Awards UKLifetime Achievement Himself

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Occupation
Also known as
African James Brown, Ernest Sarfo Baidoo

Frequently asked questions

Who was Afro Moses?

Ghanaian-Australian musician

What was Afro Moses's occupation?

Afro Moses was a musician.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Afro Moses

· Wikidata: Q138689432

· DBpedia: Afro Moses

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