I was born in the city of New York to a family of African immigrants. My parents were both doctors who had moved to America from Ghana for better opportunities. I grew up with my two younger siblings in a comfortable home filled with love and laughter. As a child, I loved playing outside with my friends, riding bicycles down the sidewalks, and climbing trees in Central Park.

As I entered my teenage years, I began to develop a passion for music and dance. I would spend hours listening to African beats on vinyl records and practicing traditional dances from Ghana. My love for music only grew stronger as I learned to play the guitar and sing in church choir. After graduating high school, I went on to study anthropology at Columbia University.

After finishing college, I traveled extensively throughout Africa and Asia, learning about different cultures and ways of life. My experiences abroad gave me a unique perspective on the world, allowing me to connect with people from all walks of life. Today, I use my platform as an artist to share stories of hope, love, and resilience through my music, dance, and spoken word performances.

Your turn! Tell me about yourself! What are your favorite hobbies? Do you have any passions or creative pursuits that bring you joy? How do you like to spend your free time?

What's your favorite place you've ever been? Have you ever had a particularly memorable experience while traveling? I love hearing stories from fellow travelers!

What do you believe is the most important lesson we can learn from