Kuami Eugene Biography Profile

Kuami Eugene, whose real name is Eugene Kwame Marfo and who was born on February 1, 1997, is a highlife and afrobeat singer-songwriter from Ghana. He goes by the stage name Kuami Eugene. He is well-known for numerous of his songs, some of which include “Angela,” “Wish Me Well,” “Ohemaa,” and a great number of others. He is now signed to Lynx Entertainment.

Both the Ghana Music Awards UK and the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards presented him with the New Artist award, both of which he won. In addition to that, he was awarded the title of Most Promising Artiste in Africa by (AFRIMA).

Early Life and Education

In Oda, Ghana, Kwame Eugene Marfo was born to his parents, Alex and Juliana Marfo. Because of his passion in music, he began singing in church at a very young age. There, he also acquired the skills to play the drum, piano, and guitar. Because of his passion for music, Kuami Eugene decided to leave school and spend more than two months learning music in a studio located in the Eastern Region. He did this without alerting the school officials or his mother.

After it was determined that he had missed school on many occasions, the school ultimately decided to expel him. He received his secondary education at the Salvation Army Senior High school in Akim-Wenchi. The young musician, who received his further education at Ghana Telecom University, spent his childhood in the neighborhoods around Fadama, which are located in the suburb of Accra.

In 2016, Kwami Eugene participated in the fifth season of the reality competition program MTN Hitmaker in Ghana. During that season, he finished in third place overall, which was his best finish. Soon after that, he was given a recording contract with Lynx Entertainment, and the company has since issued a number of singles using his vocals.

Music Career

In 2017, “Angela” received one million views on YouTube, which was the most for any music artist on that label. Additionally, it was reported that it was being played in rotation among the top 10 songs in Ghana. In the song “Adwenfi” by DJ Vyrusky and Shatta Wale, he appears as a featured artist. In 2018, he released a song titled “Confusion,” which was a continuation of the plot that was told in the song “Angela.”

In June of 2018, he came out with the tune “Wish Me Well,” which was a reaction to the critical feedback he had gotten on social media, some of which claimed that he had stolen lyrics from an earlier singer named Ice Prince.

In 2017, he was a guest performer at Sarkodie’s Rapperholic Concert, which took place in Ghana on December 25. At London’s Indigo 02 on August 6, 2017, Ghana Music Honors 2017 Edition, December to Remember 2017, Concert 2017, and the 61st Ghana Independence Celebration Show took place.

At the 20th edition of the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards, legendary high-life performer Amakye Dede recognized Kuami Eugene as his successor in the high-life music genre.

A list of honors and nominations

  • High-life Act of the Year at the 2019 3Music Awards, which they won
  • 2019 High-life Song of the Year 3Music Award Best Regards, Won
  • “Angela,” which was nominated for the 2018 4syte Music Video Awards for Best Storyline Video,
  • “Angela,” which was nominated for the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards High-life Song of the Year,
  • Won the title of Highlife Artist of the Year at the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards.
  • Nominated for the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards in the category of Best Male Vocalist
  • Won the title of Best New Artist at the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards.
  • “Angela,” which was nominated for the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards Song of the Year,
  • Winner of the “Best New Artist of the Year” Award at the Ghana Music Awards in the UK
  • Winner of the AFRIMA Award for the Most Promising Artiste in Africa