Obrafour

Obrafour was born in Obo Kwahu to a chorister mother by name Mrs. Gladys Agyapomaa and Mr. Kwaku Okyere Darko.[5] He wanted to become a lawyer which failed after his mother's death.[6][7] This was in 1995 after one term at St. Peter's Boys Senior High School when as he was preparing for his A levels. He had his basic education at New Star Preparatory School and proceeded to Abetifi Secondary before getting into St. Peter's Boys Senior High School.[5] for his At a very young age, he would perform with his mother in church [8] and has celebrated the role of motherhood throughout his career.

His musical influence came from his mother. While in high school, he put together a quartet that sang gospel songs. Later on Quincy a friend of Obrafour's who could rap, introduced him to the art. He attended auditions and performance sessions and met Hammer who was then an amateur beat maker. Hammer facilitated a deal between Obrafour and Abraham Ohene Djan (OM Studios) and in the latter part of 1999, Pae Mu Ka, his debut album was released.[5] On November 9, 2019 he commemorated the 20th anniversary of the album at the 'Pae Mu Ka' concert at the Accra Intentional Conference Centre.[9]

• Pae Mu Ka (1999)
• Asem Sebe (2001)
• Tofa (2006)
• Asem Beba Dabi
• Heavy (2006)
• Nte Tee Pa (2003)
• Yaanom
• Maame
• Kwame Nkrumah
• Kasiebo
• Still Strong(2018)
• Love Anthem(2018)
• Adom Bi(2019)