Frank Edwards is a Nigerian gospel singer, songwriter, producer and instrumentalist known for “Okaka” and “Oghene Doh.”
Born Frank Ugochukwu Edwards on 22 July in Enugu, he began as a church instrumentalist and learned piano as a child, per the Guardian. He came up through the Christ Embassy choir.
His debut album, “The Definition,” came out in 2008, followed by “Angels on the Runway” (2010), “Unlimited” (2011) and “Frankincense.” He released “Grace” with Don Moen in 2016, and his 12th studio project is “Heart of Worship.” He founded Rocktown Records, which has launched artists like Gil Joe and King BAS. He won Male Artist of the Year at the 2013 African Gospel Music Awards and Song of the Year at the Nigerian Gospel Music Awards, as listed on Music In Africa.
His songs blend modern sounds with worship and praise.