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Florence Adooni
Florence Adooni is part of the extremely vital Frafra Gospel scene in Ghana. But her voice is a big exception: Born and raised in the Ashanti capital of Kumasi, the epicenter of high-life music, her style differs from the original Frafra Gospel as played in northern Ghana.
Surrounding herself with the city's best young high-life musicians, she now uniquely combines the soul of the northern savannah and the sound of the rainforest region, fusing the best of both cultures into one unique event. Her debut single "Mam Pe'ela Su'ure" on Philophon Records has generated great acclaim both in Ghana and around the world. Her music has soul, charm and is bursting with talent from everyone involved.
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"I was born in Kumasi, Ghana, but my roots are in the Frafra culture of northern Ghana. Growing up, I was surrounded by music and started singing in my church choir, where I eventually became the lead singer. That’s where my journey began.
In 2011, I released my first album, Ho Sanga La Pa’aya, which became a big success in the Frafra community. I was so proud to share my culture and message through music. A few years later, German producer Max Weissenfeldt heard my songs and reached out. He invited me to join his band, and that opened doors I never dreamed of.
In 2021, I released Mam Pe’ela Su’ure, my first song for an international audience, and everything changed. The song brought me to Europe, where I’ve performed at amazing festivals like Roskilde and Down The Rabbit Hole.
Music has taken me on an incredible journey, and I’m so thankful to share my Frafra heritage with audiences around the world. It’s been a dream come true.
Read MoreIn 2011, I released my first album, Ho Sanga La Pa’aya, which became a big success in the Frafra community. I was so proud to share my culture and message through music. A few years later, German producer Max Weissenfeldt heard my songs and reached out. He invited me to join his band, and that opened doors I never dreamed of.
In 2021, I released Mam Pe’ela Su’ure, my first song for an international audience, and everything changed. The song brought me to Europe, where I’ve performed at amazing festivals like Roskilde and Down The Rabbit Hole.
Music has taken me on an incredible journey, and I’m so thankful to share my Frafra heritage with audiences around the world. It’s been a dream come true.
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