The fund raising concert dubbed OK Stripped brought together lovers of good music who enjoyed a night of dance, comedy, poetry and music.
Initial performances included a piece from the Rap Dacta, as well as spoken word offerings from Rhymesonny, Eugene Speaks, and Jibsam.
Okyeame Kwame took his fans through a delightful journey of great songs from Akyeame days through to his current OK moments.
Backed by the dependable Patch Bay Band, the night also saw performances from highlife gem Kwabena Kwabena, new kid Abochi, Adina, MzVee, Akwaboah among others.
Flowking Stone who was billed to perform on the night could not make it due to his wife’s ill health.
Active since 1999, Kwame Nsiah- Appau (as he’s privately known) is widely regarded a forerunner when it comes to music brands: possessing a perfect balance between mainstream acclaim and corporate appeal.
Handled by brand experts Firm Bridges, he recently launched his brand book, a never-before seen effort by Ghanaian artists. The launch was graced and lauded by such industry heavyweights as veteran broadcasters KKD, Bola Ray, and a host of others.
Okyeame Kwame is set to release his new album Made In Ghana in coming months, and his recent single Saucing (featuring kids Sir and Sante), are among top trending tunes in the country currently.
