Rush The High Priest, born Jeffrey Nana Kweku Coleman, is a notable Ghanaian hip hop and Afro-pop songwriter, rapper, and singer. Raised by his grandmother, Rebecca Oduro Frimpong, and his mother, Jacqueline Nkrumah, Rush was deeply influenced by Christian values, which inform his innovative musical style rich with cultural themes. Dedicated to elevating Ghanaian music on a global scale, Rush aims to inspire positive attitudes and behaviors, particularly among the youth. He emphasizes a lifestyle of faith, encouraging young people to stay kingdom-minded while embracing their creativity. A significant milestone in his career was being the first Ghanaian gospel artist to perform at the prestigious Ghana Meets Naija annual event, solidifying his status in the music community and opening doors for international collaborations. His acclaimed discography features hit singles with both local and American artists, including "Let God be God" featuring Nana Yaw Ofori-Atta, "Can't Leave" with Cru Alxndr, “Stubborn,” featuring VerbPro, and "Transformation" featuring Jonah Daniel. With a promising future, Rush The High Priest continues to make a powerful impact in the music industry. Each project he undertakes reflects both personal significance and broad appeal, showcasing his commitment to exceptional artistry and his cultural heritage.