BLACK PROPHET
Black Prophet is an African Reggae singer/songwriter from Accra Ghana.
This young man is not the typical reggae artist...He writes as he sees...as he feels of what is happening in the world of how it affects him and how the world affect the people around him.
Black Prophet music is different ...a mixture of African Traditional percussion, with the elements of Jamaican reggae and a hint of rock....
Influence of the music of his time growing up in Ghana.
Some of Black Prophet songs are sung of the African dialects Twee and Ga or English...
His Band Thunder strike is drawn from all corners of the world...Indonesia, Germany Ghana, Holland giving Black Prophet music a world music vibe.
Sounding sweet with meaning for all music lovers....This artist needs to be heard….


Black Prophet is an African Reggae Artist from Accra, Ghana who mixes traditional African Percussion with Jamaican Reggae Elements.
Black Prophet sees music as a spiritual tool... to educate.... elevate all who listen.....and experience his dynamic performances.


Growing up on the streets of Accra, Ghana, Prophet endured a poverty-stricken childhood....Music, he concluded, was the only way to escape the tough life on the streets.
Prophet has played in over 30 countries, appearing in festivals, nightclubs in countries as diverse as Sweden, Germany and Jamaica
He released his debut solo album No Pain No Gain in February 1998 with ... In 2003, the singer and songwriter made his first tour to Europe where he
performed on various festivals in the Netherlands and Belgium.
In 2006 he released the Album ‘Legal Stranger’ which contains besides hits like ‘Mama Africa’ and ‘Tell Me Why’ the song
‘Doubting Me’ which was nominated ‘Best reggae Song of the Year’ at the Ghana National Music Award
2008, His third album “Prophecy” was released which was a compilation of powerful songs such as “No Pain No Gain”,
“Give Me Back All the Natural Resources” or the hit tune “Hot and Cold” featuring the British – Ghanaian Rapper Sway.
During his latest European tour with the Jamaican Artist Turbulence in February 2012 the conscious reggae musician showcased his newest album “Tribulations” which offers a unique fusion of African and Jamaican Reggae elements with traditional African music and hip – hop beats.

“Tribulations” contains besides features with the great Jamaican Reggae - Artist Capelton, the Nigerian Artist 2face and the Ghanaian Artists Tinny and Asem, the single “Good Feeling” produced and featured by the world-renowned producer Dean Fraser during Black Prophet’s first visit to Kingston, Jamaica in 2010, who is now producing his new album.
Black Prophet has meanwhile set up a fan base reaching far outside his motherland Ghana, his songs get airplay all over the world and he has worked and shared stage with various international producers and artists such as Mikal Asher (Morgan Heritage), Alpha Blondy, the late Lucky Dube, Beenieman, Busy Signal, Sizzla, Taurus Riley, Capleton, Steel Pulse, Israel Vibration, Fantah Moja and Rita Marley his backing band,
In 2007, Prophet's "Doubting me" was named best reggae song of the year at the Ghana national Music Awards, helping him earn international acclaim as, for the first time in his career, he visited the Netherlands and Sweden where he played at various festivals including Oland Roots, Irie Vibes Festival and Afrika Festival Delft.
He has worked and collaborated with various international reggae artists including Rita Marley, Pliers, Don Carlos, Yellowman, Steel Pulse, Lucky Dube, Alpha Blondy, Buju Banton and Dean Fraser, who produced the song called "Good Feeling" the highlight of Black Prophet's 17-track, 2011 album 'Tribulations.' The album features a duet with reggae icon Capleton.
In 2014 Black Prophet supported the Great Capleton on his Europe Tour in Rotterdam.
Jah Cure, Anthony B, Culture B in Amsterdam
Black Prophet is currently in Germany working on his new album...'Stories of Life'




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