From the vibrant suburb of Tafo in Ghana’s Eastern Region emerges one of the country’s promising rap talents — Tee Rhyme. Known in private life as Kweku Oteng Oliver, the rapper was born on October 31st, and has steadily built a name for himself in Ghana’s music scene through raw lyrical talent, community spirit, and entrepreneurial drive.
A Voice for the Streets: His Music Style
Tee Rhyme is widely recognized for his energetic hip-hop and rap style, often blending local influences with contemporary beats. His discography includes several fan-favorite tracks like “Way Up”, “Dear Lord”, “Me Alone”, and “Why Me” — songs that speak to personal struggles, ambition, and faith.
Notable Achievements
The Eastern Region has proudly watched one of its own ascend musically. Tee Rhyme has clinched major awards at the Eastern Music Awards, including Best Rapper of the Year and the coveted Artiste of the Year. His growing reputation also earned him nominations at the Emerging Music Awards, where he was recognized in categories such as Best Rapper, Hip-Hop Artiste, and Hip-Hop Song of the Year.
Discography Highlights
Tee Rhyme’s catalogue showcases both versatility and growth. Key highlights include:
- Way Up EP (2022): A five-track hip-hop project featuring some of Ghana’s top producers, this EP solidified his place in the rap game.
- Dear Lord: A heartfelt rap single from the Way Up EP, marked by introspection and spiritual depth.
- Maame: Released in March 2025, this emotional single features fellow artist Kwame Nut.
- Assetti (feat. Tha BlackBoi), Hey (produced by Tattoo), and Ɛtoɔ (produced by Qhola Beatz): All showcase Tee Rhyme’s ability to experiment with sound while staying true to his rap roots.
Beyond the Music: Giving Back
In 2017, Tee Rhyme made headlines for his commitment to education. He pledged to donate 90% of the proceeds from his song “Asankulele” to support Ghana’s Free SHS policy, reflecting a philanthropic heart rooted in community upliftment.
Musical Roots and Influences
While his style is distinct, Tee Rhyme draws inspiration from Ghanaian music legends such as Dr. Paa Bobo and Daasebre Gyamenah — icons known for their lyrical wisdom and cultural relevance.
Tee Rhyme’s journey from the streets of Tafo to the national spotlight is a testament to perseverance, talent, and a strong sense of identity. As he continues to make waves in Ghana’s music industry, fans can connect with him on:
- Facebook: Tee Rhyme Music
- Instagram: @teerhyme_music
- X (formerly Twitter): @teerhyme_music
The Eastern Region can proudly call him one of its own — and the rest of Ghana is beginning to take notice.
