Fameye’s journey is one of raw emotion, lyrical depth, and unfiltered truth.
Rising from humble beginnings in Bogoso to becoming one of Ghana’s most authentic voices in highlife and Afrobeats, his music channels the hopes and struggles of everyday life.
With powerful hits, poignant messages, and a style rooted in simplicity and soul, Fameye has become more than just a musician—he’s a storyteller of resilience.
Early life and education
Born Peter Famiyeh Bozah on September 11, 1994, in Bogoso, Western Region of Ghana, Fameye lost both parents at a young age and was raised by his uncle, a musician.
His passion for music began in primary school and flourished at Odorgonno Senior High School in Accra, where he graduated in 2013.
He later participated in MTN Hitmaker Season 3, which helped launch his career.
Career
Fameye began as a rapper but transitioned into Afrobeats and hiplife, blending introspective lyrics with soulful melodies.
His breakout came in 2019 with “Nothing I Get,” a viral freestyle that evolved into a hit single and remix featuring Article Wan, Medikal, and Kuami Eugene.
He signed with OGB Music in 2018 and later released albums like “Greater Than” (2021) and “Songs of Peter” (2022), showcasing his lyrical depth and versatility.
Fameye’s music often explores themes of poverty, resilience, and gratitude, earning him a loyal fanbase.
Hit songs
His discography includes motivational and reflective tracks such as:
- Nothing I Get
- Mati
- Praise
- Long Life
- Chairman
- Okomfour Kwadee
- Self Help
- Destiny
- Not God
- Beautiful
- Speed Up
- Thank God Is Friday
- Ahwehwe
These songs have cemented his place as one of Ghana’s most relatable and emotionally resonant artists.
Achievements
Fameye has received multiple accolades, including:
- Best New Artiste at the 2020 Vodafone Ghana Music Awards (VGMA)
- Songwriter of the Year in 2022 for “Praise” at VGMA
- Highlife Artiste of the Year at the 2020 Western Music Awards
His rise from underground rapper to award-winning artist reflects his dedication and authenticity.
Net worth
Estimates of Fameye’s net worth vary, with figures ranging from $300,000 to $3.5 million.
His income stems from music sales, streaming, live performances, endorsements, and brand partnerships.
Despite his modest beginnings, he is now considered one of Ghana’s wealthiest young musicians.
Controversies
Fameye’s career hasn’t been without turbulence. His fallout with former manager Ogidi Brown over contractual disagreements led to public disputes and even spiritual threats.
The feud was eventually resolved through mediation.
He was also falsely linked to the death of fellow musician Kofi B in a 2019 car accident, a rumor he publicly denied.
Marriage and personal life
Fameye is not married but has a son named Arvid, born in 2020.
He was previously in a relationship, which ended due to personal differences.
He remains single and focused on his music, often expressing love for his son and commitment to fatherhood.
He is a Christian and a football enthusiast, supporting both the Ghana national team and Chelsea FC.
Social media presence
Fameye connects with fans through Instagram and Twitter under the handle @fameye_music, where he shares updates on his music, family, and personal reflections.
Fameye’s journey from Bogoso to national acclaim is a testament to perseverance, lyrical honesty, and cultural pride.
His music continues to inspire, making him a standout voice in Ghana’s contemporary soundscape.
