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Samuel Séy, a singer-songwriter and instrumentalist best known for his role in Precious Jewels and ROPS in Grace Baptist Church, Amakom-Kumasi, is launching his gospel ministry career by signing to Media Excel Productions.
Samuel has also shared his first single with the label titled ‘Agyenkwa hene’, which features sensational singer Efe Grace.
“Being part of the Media Excel family truly feels like I’ve got the dream team around me,” said Samuel.
He added: “I’m excited to have something out there that people can connect with. Efe Grace was amazing and anyone that has listened to the song can testify to that.”
His latest single, 'Agyenkwahene' has garnered over 109k views on YouTube within 24 hours of release.
The song was produced from the Groove House Studios and accompanied by beautiful visuals from one of Ghana’s finest directors, Skyweb videos.
Samuel’s debut project on Media Excel Productions will arrive later this year.

Samuel was raised under a strict Christian upbringing by his mother, Janet Serwah Mensah in the UK, and his Uncle Séy, Samuel Nana Poku of Abundant Life Baptist Church in the US.
Samuel SÉY started his ministry at a very young age singing and leading a group called Precious Jewels and ROPS in Grace Baptist Church, Amakom-Kumasi. He was also known as one of the best and youngest drummers then.
He sang and also played the drums for Ghana’s finest worship minister, Rev. Pastor George Owusu Mensah of St. James Baptist Church in Bantama, Kumasi, Ghana.
Rev. Pastor George Owusu Mensah, who is best known for his song 'Matwen Awurade Anim', also helped in shaping Samuel Séy's talent.
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