Justice Plo Prempeh, a 22-year-old multifaceted talent known for his work as a construction engineer and a rising Afrobeats artiste, has officially announced his bid to set a new world record for the longest singing marathon by an individual.
The ambitious endurance challenge is scheduled to commence on December 19 and is expected to run for several consecutive days. The attempt marks one of the most demanding creative feats undertaken by a young Ghanaian, coming after a previous similar attempt by another local artiste failed to secure the record.
Prempeh, who is also an avid music enthusiast, stated that the endeavor represents both a deeply personal dream and a major milestone in his artistic journey. His confidence in tackling the record is fueled by strong affiliations within the Ghanaian music scene, including mentorship and collaborations with prominent acts like DopeNation and Olivetheboy, as well as esteemed producers King Of Accra and Afrolektra.
The artiste explained that the marathon will showcase not only his vocal stamina but also his diverse musical influences, featuring an extensive catalogue that spans Afrobeats and contemporary Ghanaian soundscapes.
Prempeh hopes the high-profile event will serve as an inspiration for other young creatives to pursue bold ideas and push beyond perceived creative and physical limits. As the start date approaches, he continues rigorous preparation to ensure both his physical and vocal readiness for the demanding challenge ahead. Supporters are keenly anticipated to follow his journey as he strives to establish a new global benchmark.
