Black Prophet still going strong

Kenneth Wilberforce Zonto Bossman was born in 1977 in Accra, Ghana, West Africa. He was 7 years old when he had his first performance with the band Ola Williams. Black Prophet started performing as a solo artist under the name Home Culture. Watch video: Time Bomb by Black Prophet Prophet feels that he has been blessed with the talent to perform and communicate through his music. He has a very strong social conscience and his songs and poetry speak of the most important issues or our time peace,love, commitment, environment, AIDS, ect. performing in reggae style singing in English and traditional African languages. In 1992 Prophet joined the Vibration Kings, releasing their first recording in 1996 called Captivity. Prophet made his debut solo release in 1998 with his album called Chains. In read more

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