Born Emmanuel Kofi Botwe at Agona Swedru, in the Central Region of Ghana, Kwaw Kesse was inspired by his poor family life and there has always been reflected in His songs.
Kwaw Kese started writing songs and performing at age 14.
In 1998 after Kwaw Kese has completed senior high school,He got a job as a meter reader for the Electricity Company of Ghana. With low level of interest for the job, He intended to take music serious and more personal. Kwaw worked with E.C.G for three years.
He then left to the city, Accra, to seek for his dream. In 2004, He met the dream producer, Hammer of the Last 2, and was welcomed into the last 2 label.
Later 2004, Kwaw had his first single “Eye Nonsense” on a compilation Album “The Execution Dairy”, and it was an instant hit.
In 2005, Kwaw released his second single “Matsewo Kwakwa” on another compilation Album “Sounds Of Our Time” and it was a hit.
He then founded His own Indie Record Label, MAD-TIME ENTERTAINMENTS, LATER IN 2005.
Kwaw Kese released His first Solo Album “Na Ya Tal” with the popular slogan ‘AboDAmmm’ which is a Streets slogan in Ghana.
Kwaw kese was granted an interview on the Afrojoint On Kingdom+101.9 FM
During his interview, he talks about how some churches have made the country poor.
According to him, Ghanaian churches must pay taxes to the government - Kwaw Kese calls on President Akufo Addo to regulate church activities.
Watch the video below
