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Why I changed my name- Eric Jeshrun explains

One of the country’s amazing gospel musicians, Eric Jeshrun, has explained the rationale behind the change of his name.
The ‘Yahweh Victory chant’ hit maker was formerly known as Jeshrun Okyere.
Speaking to The Spectator, he revealed that the official name on his passport is Eric Jeshrun Okyere, adding that most people know him from childhood as Eric, and that prior to his rise to fame, he was widely known as “Eric Jeshrun”.
Against this background, he decided to merge the two names (Eric and Jeshrun) and drop the Okyere.
Jeshrun further added that, he had received countless feedbacks over challenges encountered by people who try to search for his videos and other songs online.
This, coupled with other brand positioning vision, was the need to address the feedback.
Jeshrun is also the convener of one of Ghana’s biggest worship gatherings: “August Worship”, which has featured many local and African acts like Nathaniel Bassey, Preye Odede , Joe Mettle , Joe Beecham , Victoria Orenze etc.
His music and concerts has won several awards and nominations at the African Gospel Music Awards UK, VGMAs, Ghana Music Awards UK among others
Source: Ghanaian Times
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Kwabena Kwabena to ‘paint’ Grand Arena red on Val’s Day

Multiple award-winning Ghanaian musician, Kwabena Kwabena, is calling on all lovers to converge on the Grand Arena on Valentine’s Day for an unforgettable experience.
‘Asor’ is 20 years old, and we are looking forward to launch ‘Asor’ @20 at the event this year,” he told The Spectator in an interview.
According to him, it was not easy to stay in the music industry for 20 years, “So I see it as a special event to appreciate my team, and all those who have been part of this journey.”
Against this backdrop, Kwabena Kwabena urged all lovers to come under one roof on Valentine’s Day to rekindle their love in a charged music atmosphere.

“Love is beautiful, bring your loved ones for us to celebrate love, I will set the tone and ambience for you to celebrate your loved one,” he said.
Kwabena Kwabena on the night would be supported by other heavyweights in the music industry including, King Promise, Kidi, Olive The Boy, Fameye and surprise female artistes.
Since the inception of the event in 2014, every edition has been a memorable one filled with love intertwined with music.
By Edem Mensah-Tsotorme
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Hallelujah is more than just a song — Khojo Tiger

Budding Ghanaian musician, Khojo Tiger, known in private life as Patrick Eshun, has inspired music lovers with his new song, ‘Hallelujah’.
According to him, ‘Hallelujah’ is more than a song; it teaches gratitude and triumph.
The single, released on February 3, 2025, celebrates victory over life’s struggles and acknowledges divine grace.
“Whether you are seeking motivation or simply a song that speaks to the soul, Hallelujah is set to be a timeless addition to your playlist,” he told The Spectator.
Khojo Tiger’s new son masterfully blends elements of gospel, soul, and contemporary sounds to create an emotionally charged experience for music lovers.
Known for his dynamic vocal delivery and profound lyrical storytelling, Khojo Tiger continues to make his mark in the industry, and this latest release promises to be a testament to his artistic depth.
Khojo Tiger is a talented singer-songwriter making waves in the music industry with his unique blend of soulful melodies and inspiring messages.
The song which is expected to lift the spirit of music lovers was produced by Mark Sound and it’s available on all music streaming platforms.
By Edem Mensah-Tsotorme