Cwesi Oteng

Born in Ghana, Hermon Cyrus Kwesi Nhyira Oteng, widely known as Cwesi Oteng’s musical journey began as a teenager when he found solace in the church and embraced the calling to serve God through music. For over a decade, he honed his skills as a worship leader and music director at the Tema Community 8 Lighthouse Chapel Church in Ghana. In 2008, he took a bold step and launched his solo career with the debut album 'Blessed Are They.' This album was a product of his life experiences, youthful ministry, and profound relationship with God, setting the stage for a remarkable trail in his ministry.

Cwesi Oteng's music stands out for its unique signature of urban sound blended with contemporary Western elements, infused with rich cross-cultural African rhythms. His dynamic vocals, coupled with thought-provoking messages relevant to current times, have appealed to both the young and old. Cwesi's artistic vision goes beyond musical boundaries, as he aspires to impact his generation positively and break barriers of race, culture, geographic associations, and music genres.

In 2010, Cwesi released his inspiring hit single 'Mercy (But for Your Mercy)' along with its music video, which garnered widespread attention worldwide. The song's powerful message and creative quality earned him numerous accolades, establishing him as a prominent figure in the African gospel music scene. The success of this single set the stage for a new chapter in Cwesi's ministry, as he focused on empowering young people and engaging in charitable projects. Cwesi oteng

Cwesi Oteng's talent and dedication have earned him several prestigious nominations and awards, including multiple nominations at the 2011 Africa Gospel Music Awards, where he won the Best Gospel Video and Discovery of the Year categories. He also received the Best New Artiste of the Year award at the 2011 Ghana Gospel Industry Awards and the Best Lyrics for a Most Wanted Song award at the 2011 Most Wanted Contemporary Gospel Music Awards.

After the resounding success of his hit singles, Cwesi's fans eagerly awaited the release of his highly anticipated album, 'Mercy Project.' The album, scheduled for release in September 2012, promised to be an anointed, inspiring, and creative masterpiece. The two prelude singles, 'Mercy (But for Your Mercy)' and 'God Dey Bless Me (Speak Those Things),' received overwhelming love and support from fans across Africa, the UK, and the US.