That year, he got together officially with The Last Two Entertainment Group, headed by the hit maker Hammer of The Last Two. It gained much popularity in his region and added to his underground reputation. In 2006, he released his first radio hit single 'Witine Woshi', which translates as 'we came and they ran'. Music Įdem appeared on Voice of America where he talked about his 'Nyedzilo' video, which features Mavin Records' Reekado Banks, and his videos such as 'The One', featuring Sway that talks about Africa's liberation and his award-winning song Koene previously featured on Music Time Africa by Heather Maxwell and Vincent Makori. He recorded in the underground with artists including Kokromoti, Nival, Trigmatic, Vyroz, M.O.B and Osibo. After senior high school, he proceeded with his quest to build a commercial career in music. They performed at the school as well as at funfairs elsewhere. In senior high, he formed a 6-member group called the Ringmasters. He joined his first music group in junior high. īy age nine, Edem was usually caught pounding on tables, empty tins and any item that could produce good rhythm. He grew up surrounded by music, ranging from hip hop to dancehall, reggae and highlife. His only immediate family at the moment is his sister. He was left with his dad, a lawyer, and his sister. As a product of the secondary school system in Ghana, he enrolled in Bishop Herman College for his senior high school education. He completed his primary and Junior High education at the Amazing Love International Schools. The young Edem spent most of his youth in Accra and Aflao. Of two kids, Edem is the only son and Wendy Sefakor Agbeviadey. 7.1 WatsUp TV Africa Music Video AwardsĮdem hails from Dzogadze, a small town in Abor, in the Volta Region of Ghana.2.2 Second album: Mass Production (2011).

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