Ghanaian rapper Anokye Dylla is steadily building his identity in the music industry with a style that combines lyrical creativity, storytelling, clever wordplay and a distinctive flow. With influences from some of Ghana’s respected music legends, the Ejisu-born artiste is determined to establish himself as a recognised name in Ghanaian hip-hop, hiplife and Afro-rap.
Born Benjamin Bedman Anokye on 24 November 1989, Anokye Dylla hails from Ejisu in the Ashanti Region. He has developed a musical identity that blends socially conscious lyrics, cultural influences and melodic expression, allowing him to explore different sounds while staying true to his passion for rap music.
His biggest musical influences include Ghanaian music icons Reggie Rockstone, Okyeame Kwame and KK Fosu, whose creativity, originality and versatility have helped shape his appreciation for music.
Education and Early Life
Anokye Dylla completed his basic education at Prempeh JHS before continuing to Adu Gyamfi Senior High School in Jamasi. He later attended Sunyani Polytechnic.
He is the son of Samuel Anokye Dikoh and Faustina Ohemeng and is a father of two children. His personal experiences and family responsibilities remain important parts of his journey as he works towards achieving his musical ambitions.
Musical Journey and Career
Anokye Dylla developed an interest in music at a young age and officially began his music journey at 21. His recording career gained momentum in 2012 when he released his debut single, “Shashewowo Naba,” featuring Gasmilla.
During the early stages of his career, he was managed by DJ Amess, popularly known as Darling Kotei, who was associated with the late Ghanaian musician Castro Under Fire. This experience gave him an opportunity to gain exposure to professional music management and the entertainment industry.
Since then, he has continued working on his craft, releasing singles and collaborating with other artistes. His music is built around storytelling, lyrical prowess, social commentary, wordplay and a unique approach to delivery.
Among his recorded songs is “Politics,” featuring Laxio, which adds to his growing catalogue.
God’s Time EP and Musical Projects
One of the important projects in Anokye Dylla’s musical career is his four-track EP titled “God’s Time.” The project features collaborations with other artistes and showcases different aspects of his musical direction.
The EP contains the following songs:
- “Bu Wo Mu” featuring Rap Fada and Abeka
- “Esum” featuring Lenzy
- “Mentwe Mpena” featuring Kowpow Naade
- “The Truth” featuring Abeka
Through this project, Anokye Dylla brings together different musical talents while giving listeners a better understanding of his creativity and artistic identity.
Independent Artistry and Philanthropy
Anokye Dylla operates under his independent music imprint, Queen City Entertainment”, through which he continues to develop his career, explore collaborations and promote his music.
His current focus is on promoting the Gods Time EP and its accompanying music videos, with the aim of reaching more music lovers through digital platforms, media engagements and other promotional opportunities.
Beyond entertainment, Anokye Dylla is also associated with the Anokye Dylla Care Foundation, a philanthropic initiative committed to supporting needy and vulnerable people in society.
The initiative reflects his desire to use his influence to make a positive difference in people’s lives and contribute to the well-being of communities.
What Lies Ahead?
With his lyrical abilities, distinctive flow and interest in exploring different musical styles, Anokye Dylla is determined to grow his presence in Ghana’s competitive music industry.
His journey as an independent artiste is driven by creativity, consistency, personal growth and a desire to connect with listeners through meaningful music.
As he continues promoting the God’s Time EP and working on new opportunities, Anokye Dylla hopes to expand his audience, build a lasting musical legacy and make a positive impact through both his music and philanthropic activities.
For an artiste whose musical identity is built around lyrical expression and originality, the journey is still unfolding, and Anokye Dylla remains focused on making his voice heard.
(GhPage)