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RCee lights up M.anifest’s “Nowhere Cool at 10” with masterclass performance

 


Ghanaian singer-songwriter RCee delivered a masterclass performance at “Nowhere
Cool at 10”, the 10th-anniversary celebration of M.anifest’s acclaimed album
“Nowhere Cool”, held at the Polo Court.
The singer captivated the audience with a compelling performance of some of his
standout records, including ‘Atiaa’, ‘Agenda’, and ‘Knees & Bend’, further
demonstrating his growing stage presence and ability to connect with audiences
through his music.

RCee’s performance was complemented by a striking fashion statement as he
stepped on stage wearing the iconic new Nima Kings FC jersey. Inspired by Fugu,
the traditional smock associated with Northern Ghana, the jersey celebrates
Ghanaian cultural identity through contemporary sportswear. His choice of outfit
added a distinct cultural touch to his appearance, bringing together music, fashion,
and heritage on one stage.

His set featured a blend of engaging melodies, infectious rhythms, and confident
delivery, keeping the audience entertained as he performed three of his notable
records. From the captivating appeal of ‘Atiaa’ to the infectious energy of ‘Agenda’
and ‘Knees & Bend’, RCee showcased the versatility of his catalogue and his
growing potential as a live performer.

The appearance at “Nowhere Cool at 10” marks another notable moment for the
rising Ghanaian act, who continues to build his profile through recorded music, live
performances, and a distinctive artistic identity rooted in contemporary Ghanaian
culture.

With his performance and culturally inspired fashion choice, RCee made a
memorable impression at the celebration, reinforcing his position as one of the
emerging voices contributing to the evolving Ghanaian music scene.


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