Cojo Tee storms Ghana for Xmas

Cojo Tee, your new sheriff is coming to town this December. He is bringing in addition to his hit album-‘Ashanti Warrior’, three new singles to entertain your homes, clubs, restaurants and your business places.

This remarkable reggae artist dubbed ‘America’s new reggae sensation’ is going to give you a rendezvous of quality reggae that educates, entertain and promotes civil conversation about the realities of our times.

His message is synonymous to the legends like Bob Marley, Fela Kuti, Lucky Dube, and Burning Spear, who are spreading universal love, harmony, peace and justice. Coupled with his upbeat rock and soft voice, Cojo brings back memories of roots reggae from Culture and Eric Donaldson.

His music is receiving great reviews from fans and critics in Toronto, Amsterdam, Paris, Cape Town, Bamako, Accra and of course cities in America such as New York, Philadelphia and New Jersey.

Cojo Tee, a Ghanaian born American also goes by his real name Ike Tee Ewudzi, is an organizational psychologist with MA in Organizational Behavior from The Chicago School of Professional Psychology has deep insight in business structuring. While in Ghana, he will be burying his mother who died some months ago in Kumasi.

He claims that he is keeping his cards to his chest to bring a surprise package to his growing fans in Ghana with his sweet melodious music and invites you all to his ReggaeNation. He asserts that he will thrive in his first visit in seven years and with your support “we can all walk down this Freedom Street”.

He calls his style of music, root-reggae-on ice.

Cojo Tee affectionately called CT by his fans in New York is a very out-going and humble person. His manager-Nii Anang Patapa, formerly the commercial director of GTV claims he has great confidence in Cojo Tee and believes Cojo will make immense waves in his short stay in Ghana.

He also has plans to launch his debut album “Ashanti Warrior”, which was released in New York last May 2013 also in Accra.

Watch out for this prolific artist who believes he is more of a social advocate than just a musician. Listening to Cojo’s wailing voice in his track “Babylon on the Run”, he represents the voiceless in the ghettos in his adopted city –The Bronx in New York. Make a date with our shining star- Cojo Tee this Christmas.