Christopher Ateere, popularly known by his craft as Atimbila who represents the Northern part of Ghana, Bolgatanga to be precise is preferably one to add to your playlist if you’re really into Ghanaian brewed authentic music.
His artistry prowess and vocal dexterity has been the talk of most show business practitioners as the young champ is practically good at what he does.
Commenced music at the age of 12 in Bolga playing an instrument called the “Koligo” and wowed everybody who caught a glimpse of his music. Fast forward, he joined the first ever MTN Hitmaker and came out third but felt cheated so decided not to partake in any other competition including those who reached out.
Atimbila released his first single “Sister Wo Pe Me Anaa” and took the country by storm. After , got recognized by some mainstream acts like Sarkodie, Ruff and Smooth who ended up jumping on his songs. He recently featured on Kojo Black’s song “Sunshine in Africa” with the popular theme ‘Year Of Return’.
Atimbila has had the chance to grace multiple stages including the Palmer Festival at the Sutherland Park and King Ayisoba’s “Batakari Night” every single year. KM Production, a US based Film and Artiste Management in Washington DC saw the need to explore Atimbila’s sensational talent so has decided to take him on tour.
Atimbila is set to tour the US next year 2020 including his backup vocalist Tee Bran who plays an instrument called the “Kongidi. Cities and dates of the tour hasn’t been disclosed yet but he urges Ghanaians to rally behind him as he carries along his origin, culture, ethnicity and talent to showcase to the world.
