The Early Life of Diana Hamilton

Diana Hamilton was born on July 7, 1986 in Ghana. She attended the University of Ghana and obtained a degree in Entrepreneurship. During her time in school, Diana wrote her first song and began to pursue a career in music. After graduating, she moved to Accra and began performing at local churches. She quickly gained a following and released her debut EP Jehu's Reign in 2016.

Rising to Success With Award-Winning Music

In 2018, Diana released her single ""Yaweh"", which went viral and reached millions of people around the world. The song won Best Gospel Song at the 2019 Vodafone Ghana Music Awards and helped launch Diana's career into the spotlight. She has since released several more singles that have been well-received, including ""Mo Ne Yo"", ""Adom"" and ""W'asem"". Diana's latest album Uphold Me, released in 2020, has been praised by fans and critics alike.

Collaborations with Other Artists

In addition to her solo work, Diana has collaborated with many other artists, including Koda, Joe Mettle, Cwesi Oteng, among many others. Her collaborations have appeared on various albums, such as Jesus Over Everything, My Worship, Living Testimony, and more.

International Recognition as a Gospel Music Artist

Diana's music has been featured in various media outlets, including BBC Radio 1Xtra, BBC Radio 2, and BBC World Service. She has also performed live at several international events, such as the Afro Nation festival in Portugal. In addition, she has won numerous awards for her music, including Best African Gospel Artist at the 2019 Africa Gospel Awards.