Crazy Keys performed to a large crowd across Europe
Not every artiste gets the chance to tour the world, but Ghanaian pop artiste, keytarist, talk box player, and songwriter Emmanuel Yeboah, known in the creative space as Crazy Keys, has just wrapped up a solo tour across Europe.
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The musician performed in several countries, including France, Belgium, The Netherlands, and Italy, making his mark at major festivals and events.
In France, he thrilled audiences at the African Vibes Festival, performing alongside Ghanaian-French Highlife music legend, Kyekyeku.
He also linked up with one of France’s top Reggae bands, Jahneration. In Belgium, Crazy Keys lit up the stage at the Geetse Feesten, where he performed at the Boomtown stage.
He continued his tour in Amsterdam before ending in Italy, where he met the Mayor of Cressa, a small town in the country.
Crazy Keys, sharing his experience, said, “I started my solo tour in France (Bordeaux and Paris) and performed at the African Vibes Festival alongside Ghanaian-French highlife music legend KYEKYEKU and also had the opportunity to link up with one of the best reggae bands in France ‘Jahneration’
“Then performed in Belgium at the Geetse Feesten where I rocked the Boomtown stage then Amsterdam and finished my tour in Italy where I had the opportunity to meet the mayor of Cressa a town in Italy.”
Crazy Keys comes from a musical family in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire.
He moved to Accra, Ghana, during the civil war and taught himself to play music.
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Over the years, he has worked with many internationally acclaimed artistes, including Okyeame Kwame, Wiyaala, Gyedu-Blay Ambolley, Cheddar Nana Kwame Bediako, Memphis Depay, Mc Hariel, Skyler Jett, Pat Thomas, Kwame Yeboah, Kyekyeku, Adina, Gyakie, Camidoh, Rocky Dawuni, Kwabena Kwabena, Neville Diedericks, and many more.
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