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“Music Director Kuxomusic writes most of my songs”-Gospel Singer Ps. Alfred Sekyere reveals at his concert
Ghanaian Gospel minister Pastor Alfred Owusu Sekyere on Sunday, November 12 2023 hosted his annual event “Refired” dubbed “Holy Ghost Encounter” which took place at Family Chapel International Auditorium in Kumasi, Ghana.
On this year’s edition, there were powerful ministrations from worship leaders, Ps. Isaiah-Fosu Kwakye Junior and Kofi Owusu Peprah, as the main guests .
At the event, the host Ps. Alfred, acknowledged the hardwork and dedication of his Music Director Christopher Kuxo.
Pastor Alfred revealed that his Music Director (Kuxo) writes most his songs he records at his REFIRED gospel concerts.
He said this while the event was ongoing and had a self-admonishment to feature him on one of his praise songs since he is also a good singer.
Observed by musician blogger Skbeatz Records, all the songs written by Kuxo are very powerful.
The host proceeded to thank him for his awesome support and hardwork his ministry.
Christopher Kuxo, popularly known as Kuxo Music is one of the amazing young Music Directors in Ghana.
He is the official Music Director for the host Music Team for Refired “Perfect Praise Crew”. He is also a member of “Peculiar People”, a notable music team in Kumasi founded and directed by music producer Nsanku Pekay.
Kuxo, not being only a Music Director, doubles up as a Project Manager, Artiste Manager, Vocal Coach, Award Winning Songwriter and a Philanthropist.
This year’s Refired was successful and indeed a night of Holy Ghost Encounter.
From the records made by Skbeatz Records on instagram, Kumasi is really blessed with remarkable talents.
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