Daddy Lumba, born Charles Kwadwo Fosu started his musical career in 1980 at the of 16. He was the leader of the Juaben Senior High School Choir from 1983 to 1984 and later formed the Lumba Brothers group with friends Yaw, Kwabena and his girlfriend Theresa Abebrese. His breakthrough came with the hit song ‘Yeeye Aka Akwantuo Mu’ which is part of their debut album released in 1989. This song catapultrd him to fame and established his career as a highlife musician.

After his success of his hit song, Daddy Lumba’s musical career soared, he became known for his unique highlife and afrobeat blend. This captivated audiences across Ghana and beyond. His lyrics often focused on themes of love, life and social issues, resonating deeply with his fans. As his popularity grew, so did his creative output. Daddy Lumba released album after album, each one showcasing his growth as an artist and his ability to craft infectious melodies. His music became a staple of Ghanaian radio stations, and his concerts drew massive crowds.

Despite his fame, Daddy Lumba remained humble and true to his roots. He continued to draw inspiration from his experiences growing up ein Ghana and used his platform to share his perspective on life and society. His dedication to his craft earned him numerous awards and accolades, solidifying his position as one of Ghana’s most beloved musicians. His has numerous of hits songs from almost all his albums. Daddy Lumba career gained international recognition with fans from countries like Nageria. Cote d’lvoire and the United Kingdom embracing his unique sound. He collaborated with many artist from Africa and still stay true to his highlife root. Despite challenges he faced in the music industry, he remained committed and contiue to produce music that matches his style.

Daddy Lumba impact on Ghanaian music and culture extend beyong his own music. He has inspired a new generation of musicians and his influence can be heard in the work of many comtemporary artist.