The organizers are hopeful Asa will put up a good show to the admiration of the thousands expected to attend the Saturday November 10 finals at the Accra International Conference Center.
A multiple award-winning act, Asa’s style of music fuses pop, R&B, funk, neo-soul and reggae in a flawless fashion, all delivered in both English and Yoruba. Drawing inspiration from the likes of Marvin Gaye, Fela Kuti, Bob Marley, Sunny Ade and Ebenezer Obey, her music usually features a blend of impeccable percussion, funky organ and reggae infused bass.
Some of her popular songs in Ghana over the past few years have included Jailer, Be my Man,No One Knows, and Imperfect Me amongst a tall rich list.
The Miss Ghana finals will be the first time she will be mounting a stage in Ghana. Expectations are high, especially among her large Ghanaian fan base, some of who have been yearning for a day to see her perform in Ghana.
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