Go Back

Eba Aka Jérôme aka Eba Aka Jérôme et le Sanwi Star

First Name: 

Other Names: 

Last Name: 

Stage Name: 

Country: 

Born: 

Primary Language: 

Bio

Eba Aka Jérôme, whose birth name also serves as his stage name, is a singer-songwriter, guitarist, and former Sanwi Star orchestra conductor. During the 1970s and 1980s, he was well-known for his melodious blend of African genres such as Soukous, highlife, and coupé-décalé. He rose to prominence after the release of his 1978 Afro-Soukous album "Trahison," which earned him a gold record. Despite the fact that his fame has waned, Eba continues to perform and sing at small events in his hometown.

Discography

Albums¹¹

Les divisions stop2020 • AlbumTracks: 6

Grande Soiree Dansante Avec Eba Aka Jerome (18 titres)2020 • AlbumTracks: 18

Un Jour Nouveau2020 • AlbumTracks: 8

Nanan Kacou Andon2012 • AlbumTracks: 8

Saa Ka Faa Vol. 12012 • AlbumTracks: 6

Saa Ko Faa Vol. 32012 • AlbumTracks: 8

Saa Ka Faa Vol. 22012 • AlbumTracks: 8

La verite1920 • AlbumTracks: 3

Ehouet1920 • AlbumTracks: 6

Wonderful1920 • AlbumTracks: 3

Faut1920 • AlbumTracks: 3

Label

Record Label associated with Eba Aka Jérôme aka Eba Aka Jérôme et le Sanwi Star - past and current.

Similar Artists

Somandla NdebeleZimbabwe |1971| English

Somandla Mafia Ndebele is a prominent Zimbabwean sungura star artist whose musical journey was ignited during his high school years when he was a part of the school choir. In 1986, he had a fateful encounter with the late renowned sungura musician John Chibadura, who served as a source of inspiration and encouraged him to pursue a full-time career in music. In 1998, he recorded his single "Mandiomesera," a song he created while still in high school and also collaborated with Tongai Moyo to release a joint album titled 'Mwoyo Wekurera,' a project that catapulted him to fame in 1999. The album received widespread acclaim and garnered significant sales, firmly establishing Ndebele as a respected figure in the Zimbabwean music scene.

Apama BoyNigeria |1961| Igbo

Ibealoke Chukwukezili, professionally known as Apama Boy, is a multitalented artist hailing from the eastern part of Nigeria. He has made a name for himself as a singer, songwriter, comedian, performer, and the CEO of Anaede Onu Music Group. He is well-known in the traditional Nigerian highlife music for developing a distinct sound with contemporary rhythms. His most popular song, "Pericoma," received critical acclaim and earned him a loyal fanbase.

Kenya PartoutKenya |1920| Swahili

Kenya Partout is a group of Kenyan artists that have contributed to the growth and development of Kenyan music. They in one way or the other have helped many artists both the old and the young alike. They have toured around the world also recorded many songs across the globe.

Jolie DettaCongo |1959| French

Kamenga Koyabote, popularly known by her moniker Jolie Dettaa, is a Congolese singer/dancer with a heavenly voice. She stayed with TPOK Jazz long enough to sing two songs, Masso and Layile, which are among the most memorable TP OK Jazz songs. Franco, for the first time in 1986, made a recording with a female artiste. Jolie Detta is the daughter of a Greek father and a Zairean mother. She had previously sung with CHOC stars. The album catapulted Detta to instant fame. In 1986, she accompanied Franco on a tour of Kenya, where she performed to the delight of Kenyan fans who loved Massu and Layile. She would later leave to join Anti Choc, where she sang duets with Bozi Boziana.

Francois LougahIvory Coast |1942| French

François Lougah, born Dago Lougah, was a renowned Ivorian singer and actor who made a lasting impact on his country's music scene. Despite facing early educational challenges and dropping out of secondary school, Lougah's determination led him to pursue his passions and achieve remarkable success. He refined his acting skills at the Mona Sangor School of Dramatic Art and embraced his musical talents by taking piano lessons. Lougah formed relationships with influential individuals in the industry and gained recognition as a member of various musical groups before launching a successful solo career. Fondly known as the "National Dad," Lougah's legacy endures, showcasing his immense contributions to Ivorian music and acting. He passed away in December 1997, leaving behind a rich musical heritage.

Omo Smart IdornigieNigeria |1949| Other Nigerian

Omo Smart Idornigie was a highlife musician from Edo State, Nigeria. He made an impact during the 70s and 80s with his Happy Moving Star Band. Omo Smart was renowned for his vibrant Etsakor live performances that frequently incorporated social commentary. Among his notable tracks were "Agbonegienhe" and “Alhaji ‘Courage and Hope’ Special.” His music became a powerful medium to celebrate and promote the rich cultural heritage of Edo State. Omo Smart Idornigie's influence continues to endure, securing his position as a timeless music icon. He passed away in 2006.