Khortorh, a Ghanaian artist known for his participation in TV3’s Mentor XIII, is making headlines with his new single, “Peaceful Elections”, released ahead of Ghana’s December 7 polls. The song calls for unity and harmony during this crucial period, reflecting Khortorh’s dedication to using music for social impact.
Born and raised in Ghana, Khortorh discovered his love for music at a young age, honing his craft in church choirs and local talent competitions. His big break came in TV3 Mentor XIII, a celebrated music reality show that showcases emerging talent in Ghana. As one of the 16 contestants, Khortorh captured the hearts of many with his unique sound and emotive performances especially with his guitar. Although his journey on the show ended prematurely, it served as a launchpad for his music career.
Following the competition, Khortorh focused on refining his craft and using his platform to address pressing societal issues. Known for his lyrical depth, he has created music that not only entertains but also inspires change.
With Ghana’s elections historically marked by both progress and challenges, Khortorh’s “Peaceful Elections” is a timely call for calm and unity. The song emphasizes the importance of dialogue, respect for differing opinions, and adherence to democratic principles. Its release seeks to remind citizens, especially the youth, that a peaceful electoral process is vital for national development.
His music is rooted in Afrobeat but incorporates elements of highlife and Afro-soul, creating a sound that resonates across generations. His lyrics often blend storytelling with advocacy, reflecting his commitment to being a voice for the voiceless. Inspired by artists like Sarkodie and Burna Boy, Khortorh’s work embodies a fusion of African traditions and modern innovation.
Looking ahead, he is preparing for a massive that will further explore themes of identity, love, and social justice. He aims to carve a niche as a socially conscious artist while entertaining his growing fanbase.
Enjoy the song below
