Paa Kwasi

Paa Kwasi (born Nana Kwasi Aryeh), is a Ghanaian Highlife singer, songwriter, and performer from the Western Region of Ghana. He was a former lead member of the music group Dobble.

Musical career Paa Kwasi became well known as part of the music group Dobble. The group won "Most Popular Song of the Year" at the 2017 VGMAs with their song "Christy".

After Dobble broke up, he began a solo music career. Kwasi said that he has achieved more success than when he was with Dobble. In 2017, he performed live for over 3,000 people at Baba Yara Stadium, helping him to grow his solo career.

His song "Abe" (also written as "Abɛ" in Twi) became popular and won "Highlife Song of the Year" at the RTC Western Music Awards.

In 2018, he signed a five-year music contract with a Ghanaian football player.

Controversies

In 2018, a public disagreement between Paa Kwasi and Kumi Guitar attracted criticism, with many viewing it as unnecessary and unhelpful to the music industry.

Appearances He has also been featured by Obrafour on the song "Odo Electric", Mzbel on "Mmo", Dada Hafco on "Bedi Anko", and Quarme Zaggy on a track titled "Highlife".

Discography Albums/EPs Highlife (2020) FaceOne (2021) Kwasi (Ep) (2021) Songs of Paa Kwasi (2021) Expression (2022) Gud Mood the Deluxe (2024) Afrosounds EP (2024) Singles "Nipa Dasani" (2016) "Wack Mc" (2016) "Abɛ" ("Abe") (2017) "Enhye Wo" (2020)

Videography Year Title Director Ref 2016 Nipa Dasani DCFilms Awuor Steve Gyamfi 2018 Hun Xbills Ebenezer I Don't Care Prince Dovlo

Awards and nominations

+Year Oganaziation AwardWork Result Ref 2018 RTC Western Music Awards Highlife Song of the Year"Abe" ("Abɛ") Highlfe Artist of the Year Himself