Kwesi TI Artiste/ Keyboard Player

Sound & Equipment: PA system, microphones, monitors, mixing console, cables, and possibly backline gear like amps and drums.
Stage Setup: Proper stage size, power outlets, taped cables, lighting, and a clean, safe environment.
Schedule: Set times for load-in, soundcheck, and performance, with buffer time between acts.
Artist Needs: Dressing/green room, hospitality (water, snacks), secure storage, and parking/transport info.
Safety: Grounded equipment, surge protection, clear load-in/out access.
Admin: Signed contracts, insurance if needed, venue music licenses, and permissions for cover songs.

We need to know any directions that will help us find the venue and find the right place to load in our equipment. We’d also need to be informed if there’s a sound limiter in the venue."

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Performed with Alogte Oho and His Sounds of joy, Philophon Record Label Berlin, across Africa and Europe.

Love to play all sorts of gigs

Born in Ghana and currently based in France, Kwesi TI is a multilingual musician and performer whose work blends cultural influences with academic depth. With a background in Music and Foreign Languages & Letters from the University of Education, Winneba (Ghana) and Université de Toulouse – Jean Jaurès (France), Kwesi TI brings both passion and precision to his art. His musical journey has taken him across Africa and Europe, where he has performed at concerts and on international tours. Known for his dynamic collaborations, Kwesi TI has worked with a wide range of acclaimed artists and bands, including Leslie Jenny – Reggae (UK/France), Karniss – Caribbean, Afro-Fusion, Latino Poetra Asantewaa – Singer & Spoken Word Poet (Ghana)Alogte Oho and His Sounds of Joy – Frafra Gospel (Ghana) Reynolds the Gentleman – Soul/R&B (Ghana)Apogee Band – Ghana
Bonaparte – Indie Rock (Germany) Max Weissenfeldt – Grammy Award-winning Drummer (Germany)

Influenced by Brian Culbertson, Richard Bona, Jimmy Dludu, Chick Corea, Etienne Mbappe & Etienne Stadjwik.

I enjoy music audiences who are curious, open-hearted, and excited to discover new sounds—whether it’s a small intimate group or a big festival crowd. The energy and connection with the audience make the experience special.

We normally arrive 2 hours before the performance to set up. We normally perform 2 x 45 minutes or 2 x 60 minute sets. We’re happy to play a bit longer or shorter but we’ve found that these set times suit us and our audiences best.

Happy to perform outside with good weather treats of course.

Clients are welcome to pick a set list from our repertoire or request for at most 3 songs.

Previous customers would admire the Virtuosity and diversity of the African and western fusion in style.