Maame Esi Essilfie is a Ghanaian R&B and Soul Singer. Essilfie shines as a songwriter, performer, voice-over artist, and all-around creative.
Her craft draws inspiration from internationally acclaimed musicians Sade, Erykah Badu, Asa, Sabrino Claudio, Snoh Aalegra, and Jill Scott. Essilfie’s varied taste in music was nurtured by parents whose music palate ranged from highlife to country to funk and reggae.
Elodie Dee, who brands herself as an “Afropean Creartist”, is a vocal nerd, vocal coach, singer, songwriter, French Voice Over Artist, and Creative Entrepreneur. Her music adeptly projects her faith, advocacy for self-love, and feminine confidence.
Eev is an eccentric animator, writer, and digital artist. Her art celebrates African femininity and the ruthless identity, strength, and beauty of the black woman.
The infectious and witty humour she sprinkles in her animated works especially is laced with a sense of purpose and the unflinching agenda of redefining the status quo.
Born Nana Yaa Serwaa Osei, Servva is a gifted Ghanaian writer. Her admirable pursuit in the arts involves utilizing Africa’s diverse creative outlets through African Animation, Digital Art, and Comics. A true introvert, she is excited about food and environmental topics and battles a phobia for office hours. When she’s not writing or creating content, she’s taking budget trips with her friends or battling her dog over the last pair of socks.
