The singer/songwriter known for his powerful vocals and spirit-filled songs, has kept his fans and gospel music enthusiast hungry for his songs and it appears the wait is over.

With renewed focus and a heart full of worship, Bro Philemon is preparing to bless the gospel world again. His upcoming projects promise to deliver the same anointed sound he’s known for, with even more depth, maturity, and global reach.

“I’ve been occupied with my business work, which admittedly took me away from the music scene for a while. But I’m back, and I’ve got loads of beautiful, soul-soothing music ready for everyone”, Bro Philemon explained.

In recent years and with his long break, there had been news that Bro Philemon has been collaborating behind with some international artistes from the USA, UK, and the Philippines. However, no concrete update emerged at the time, however, his preparedness to swing into full action will likely put these collaborations back in the spotlight.

The artiste, known in real life as Ishmael Philemon Ackon was one of the first Ghanaian gospel artists to win at the maiden edition of the All Africa Music Awards (AFRIMA) held in Nigeria in 2014, has also been honored at the Africa Gospel Music Awards UK (2014) and the Shine Awards (2018) as a Foreign-based Ghanaian artist. 

He has now come out to reassure fans that he’s still very much rooted in his calling — and ready to return stronger than ever.

Outside of music, Bro Philemon is a successful entrepreneur, serving as the CEO of P&D MPC HK CO., LTD. in Hong Kong and Philemon’s Supply Management SZ Co. Limited in Shenzhen, China — roles that have contributed to his time away from music but also provided him with fresh inspiration.

He is credited with songs such as It Is Well, All The Glory, Me Da W’ase (Thank You), Sweetest Name ft. the legendary Mrs. Amy Newman, and Fill Me Up.

 “It’s not about doing everything at once, but doing everything with purpose.” Bro Philemon’s comeback will reflect this balanced approach — spirit-led, professionally managed, and globally inspired,” he said.