King Promise surpasses 400million streams on Spotify

King Promise, the acclaimed Ghanaian Afrobeats and Highlife sensation, has officially become the first Ghanaian male artiste to surpass an impressive 400 million streams across all credits on Spotify.

This historic achievement underscores King Promise’s rising influence on the global music stage and highlights the increasing popularity of African music worldwide.

Renowned for his chart-topping hits such as “Terminator” and “Paris,” King Promise’s ability to seamlessly blend contemporary Afrobeats with traditional Highlife elements has captured the hearts of listeners both in Africa and beyond.

His Spotify statistics, updated as of September 2, 2024, show that his total streams stand at over 401 million, including 262 million as a lead artiste and over 123 million streams from solo tracks, cementing his stature as one of Africa’s most successful musical exports.

Speaking on this milestone, King Promise expressed his gratitude to his fans and the African music community: “This achievement is not just mine but belongs to every single person who has supported me throughout my journey. I am proud to carry Ghanaian music to the world and show the beauty of Afrobeats and Highlife. We’re just getting started!”

King Promise’s global appeal continues to grow with daily streams averaging over 450,000, further solidifying his place among the most streamed artistes from Africa.

His catalogue of 99 tracks has proven to be an eclectic mix of soulful ballads and energetic Afrobeats, ensuring his music resonates across different cultures and audiences.

About King Promise

Gregory Bortey Newman, popularly known as King Promise, is a Ghanaian singer and songwriter known for his signature fusion of Afrobeats, Highlife, and R&B.

With hit songs such as “Selfish,” “CCTV,” and “Commando,” King Promise has become a household name in the African music scene, collaborating with top artistes both locally and internationally.

His debut album “As Promised” garnered widespread acclaim, and his follow-up projects continue to push boundaries, making him one of the most influential voices in African music today.