Cultural music ensemble, Asafoatse Cultural Whispers, delivered a breathtaking performance at this year’s edition of Osagyefo Live In Concert, held on Saturday at the Mountain View Village in Obomeng, Kwahu.

The event, known for blending hiplife and cultural music, attracted a massive crowd, with fans eager to witness both contemporary and traditional musical acts. As soon as the MC introduced Asafoatse Cultural Whispers to the stage, the audience erupted in thunderous cheers, setting the tone for an unforgettable performance.

Dressed in exquisitely designed traditional apparel, the group captivated the crowd with their signature folk melodies, requiring little effort to energize the audience—fans instantly connected with the songs and enthusiastically sang along. Performing with traditional instruments such as congas, maracas, gome, and djembe, the group brought the essence of Ghanaian heritage to life, creating an electrifying atmosphere within the venue. Their seamless microphone technique and engaging interaction with the lively audience further enhanced the experience.

The highlight of the night came when renowned hiplife artist Dr. Poh joined the group on stage. The “Na Who Cause Am” hitmaker collaborated effortlessly with Asafoatse Cultural Whispers in a unique fusion of rap and traditional Ghanaian folk music. The performance was a masterful blend of two distinct genres, showcasing the beauty of cultural music intertwined with hiplife energy.

Spending over an hour on stage, Asafoatse Cultural Whispers treated the audience to a collection of Ghanaian folk tunes, accompanied by mesmerizing tribal dance routines. Their performance left the audience in awe, offering a cultural spectacle that will be remembered for years to come.

Patrons who spoke after the event expressed their satisfaction, praising the group’s exceptional stage presence and the overall quality of performances from all artists throughout the night. Osagyefo Live In Concert once again proved to be a remarkable platform for celebrating both contemporary and traditional Ghanaian music, with Asafoatse Cultural Whispers standing out as one of the event’s most memorable acts.