RCee




RCee, whose real name is Austin Antwi Boakye, is a Ghanaian singer-songwriter raised between Accra and Kumasi, Ghana. He draws inspiration from Reggae, R&B and Highlife, blending elements of these genres to develop a contemporary sound rooted in Ghanaian Highlife. His music features mellow vocals, melodic songwriting, rich soundscapes and prominent choruses.

RCee grew up listening to Ghanaian Highlife musicians, including Daddy Lumba, Paa Bobo and Kojo Antwi. These influences contributed to his appreciation of Ghanaian music and helped shape his musical direction. He developed an interest in music during his school years, eventually beginning to compose and record his own songs.

He released his first single, “Odo Colour,” in 2017 before taking a break from music to concentrate on his education. He returned in 2022 with “Made in Ghana,” marking another stage in his development as a recording artist.

RCee

In September 2024, RCee released his debut EP, How Did We Get Here?, a four-track project featuring songs including “Amazing” and “Knees & Bend.” He continued expanding his catalogue with releases such as “Agenda,” “Atiaa” and “Knees & Bend II,” featuring Joey B.

In April 2026, RCee released Young Daddy, a six-track EP that further explores his blend of Highlife and contemporary sounds. His official artist biography describes music as a form of mood management and a therapeutic process through which he hopes to influence listeners’ emotions. This philosophy is reflected in his approach to songwriting and his use of mellow vocals and melodic arrangements.

Through his releases, RCee continues to develop a musical identity that connects Ghanaian Highlife influences with elements of Reggae, R&B and Afrobeats.

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