Cina Soul, born Christie Quincyna Quarcoopome on May 3, 1996, is a prominent Ghanaian singer-songwriter and performer. Recognized for her enchanting vocals and genre-spanning musical style, she has captivated audiences both locally and internationally. Also known as Cina Soul, she rose to fame as a finalist in the 2014 Vodafone Ghana Music Icons competition, showcasing her immense talent at a young age.

Cina Soul

Early Life and Education

She was born and brought up in Kokomlemle, Ghana, and Accra, with strong ties to Jamestown. Belonging to the Ga Tribe, Cina completed her junior high school at Deyoungsters International School and continued her senior education at Aburi Girls Senior High School. Continuing her academic journey, she pursued studies in psychology and archaeology at the University of Ghana.

Career

Cina Soul's musical journey took off with her participation in the Vodafone Ghana Music Icons competition in 2014. Although she emerged as a finalist, it marked the beginning of her musical endeavors. In 2016, she released her debut album, "Metanoia," featuring collaborations with M.anifest, Worlasi, and KiDi, propelling her into the spotlight. Notably, singles like "Awo" and "Julor" gained popularity and secured her a position on music charts.

Engaging in philanthropy, Cina Soul actively participated in the Black Girls Glow Project, contributing to the album "Mother of Heirs" in 2017. Her notable performances at the Allianz Awards, "Ghana Goes Germany," and the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards further solidified her presence in the music industry. Additionally, she hosted her own concert, "Metanoia X."

Universal Music Group

In 2018, Cina Soul released her single '00:01,' attracting the attention of Universal Music Group, which subsequently signed her. This collaboration marked a significant milestone in her career. Following her EP, she released "12:01" in 2019, her debut single under the Universal Music imprint, titled "Adukwei," showcasing her talent and versatility.

 Influences

Cina Soul's music covers a range of genres, including soul, R&B, and highlife. Her enchanting voice, used in both English and Gaelic, tells stories from her own life. Her musical style is influenced by Western artists like Anita Baker, Brandy, Sade, Aretha Franklin, A?a, and Whitney Houston.

Discography

Cina Soul's discography includes a diverse array of soulful and melodious tracks, such as

1. Ojorley

2. Julor

3. Die 4 U

4. Killi Mi

5. Awo

6. 12:01

7. Lolonye

8. 00:01

9. Die For You

10. Unstoppable

11. Baddo

12. Adukwei

13. Tatale

14. How Long

15. Shi Mi

16. Plenty Evil

17. Waiting

18. Lovers' Tiff

19. Olaka Mi

20. Sometin Small

21. Mama No Like Me

22. Next to You

23. Story Of My Life Cover With KiDi

24. Like You Mean It

25. Spattention

26. Somimu

27. Jamestown

28. Falling

29. Duade

30. Feelings

31. Omg

32. Now Here Cool

Awards and Nominations

Cina Soul has received recognition for her outstanding contributions to the music industry. Notable awards include Best Photography at the MTN 4syte TV Music Video Awards in 2019 and Best Video of the Year at the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards in 2020. She has consistently been nominated in categories like Record of the Year, Female Vocalist of the Year, and EP of the Year.

Personal Life

Cina Soul's personal life remains private, and as of now, she is single, with no publicly disclosed past relationships or engagements.

Net Worth

With a flourishing career, Cina Soul has amassed an estimated net worth of $1.5 million, reflecting her success and influence in the music industry.

Social Media Presence

Stay connected with Cina Soul's musical journey by following her on Instagram at [@Cina_Soul]