Kofi Mole

Kofi Mole, born in Kumasi, Ghana, is a prominent Ghanaian rapper and musician known for his dynamic style that blends elements of hip-hop and Afrobeat. He initially gained attention with his debut project, "Knackaveli," which showcases his versatility in experimenting with different sounds. Mole grew up in a community full of aspiring talents, which influenced his early passion for music. He started rapping during his junior high school years but decided to pursue music full-time while in university, even dropping out to focus on his craft. Mole draws inspiration from both local Ghanaian artists like Obrafour and international hip-hop figures like Lil Wayne and Young Thug. His rise in the Ghanaian music scene is marked by his collaborations with notable artists such as Joey B and Edem. His music often carries a mix of contemporary rap and Ghanaian influences, making him a key figure in the new generation of Ghanaian hip-hop. Kofi Mole's work has been well-received, and he is recognized for his lyrical depth and ability to connect with audiences across different genres.