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Patchbay Band to Take Over E Vibes This August

Patchbay Band is set to take over E Vibes this August, bringing their unique sound to the Accra music scene.

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Patchbay Band to share their story on E Vibes this August

Patchbay Band will feature on E Vibes this August, sharing their remarkable journey and contributions to Ghana's music industry. The Accra-based band, formed in 2008 by bassist and music director Philip Acquah, will tell their story on JoyNews on Saturday, 15th August at 4:00 pm.

A Musical Connector

Like a patchbay in a recording studio that connects different instruments, hardware and signals into one unified sound, Patchbay Band has become a musical connector in its own right. The award-winning group has blended traditional Ghanaian highlife with jazz, blues and indie rock to create a unique sound. Their performances have been met with critical acclaim, and they have headlined shows at the iconic +233 Jazz Bar.

Behind the Music

The band's journey began in 2008, when Philip Acquah brought together like-minded musicians to form Patchbay Band. Since then, they have released original songs such as "3y3 Life" and "Sanbra," and have shared the stage with notable artistes including Sarkodie, Stonebwoy and Wiyaala. Their music has resonated with audiences across the country, and they have become a staple in Ghana's music scene.

Preserving Ghana's Musical Heritage

E Vibes, the JoyNews programme that delves into the backgrounds of celebrated personalities, is focusing this season on music bands in Ghana. Dubbed #MusicalBandSeries, the programme celebrates the journeys, triumphs, challenges and enduring bonds of Ghanaian musical bands. The show takes viewers through the defining moments of each band's rise, with the hope that their inspiring stories will preserve Ghana's musical heritage and motivate the next generation.

Patchbay Band's feature on E Vibes is a testament to their dedication to their craft and their commitment to preserving Ghana's rich musical heritage. With their unique sound and captivating performances, they have become a beloved part of the country's music scene. As they share their story with the nation, audiences can expect to be inspired by their journey and motivated to explore the world of Ghanaian music.


Source: Joy Online