Gregory Bortey Newman, who goes by the stage name King Promise is a Ghanaian highlife and Afrobeats singer-songwriter.

He is a signee of Legacy Life Entertainment's record Label and is known for songs like "Oh yeah," "Selfish," and "Tokyo," among others.

Early Life and Background

King Promise was born in Accra, Ghana, where he spent most of his childhood. Raised in Nungua, a suburb of Accra, he grew up in a music-loving family that appreciated both local and international genres.

His father, who was a fan of classic highlife music, as well as Western pop and R&B, exposed him to a variety of sounds, from Osibisa and Daddy Lumba to Boyz II Men and R. Kelly.

This musical exposure had a significant impact on King Promise’s style and ambition to pursue a career in music.

King Promise attended De Kings Academy and later pursued higher education at Central University in Ghana.

While his academic path was important, his passion for music was always at the forefront.

His journey began when he started performing at school events and recording demo tracks, eventually leading to his professional debut.

Net Worth

As of 2024, King Promise’s estimated net worth is around $2 million. His income comes from multiple sources, including music sales, streaming royalties, brand endorsements, and live performances.

King Promise has also secured lucrative deals with major brands, further boosting his wealth. His association with brands like Samsung, Ghana Guinness, and Fidelity Bank has cemented his status as one of Ghana’s most bankable artists.