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Agblevor Prince Keddy popularly known as Real Keddy is a Ghanaian Afrobeats, Highlife, and Hip-hop recording artist, songwriter, and performer from the Volta Region of Ghana. He is known for blending Afrobeats with Ghanaian Highlife rhythms and Ewe-language influences, creating music that reflects everyday life, love, resilience, and his cultural heritage. His work has earned him a growing audience across digital streaming platforms in Ghana and beyond.

Real Keddy was born in Ghana and developed an interest in music at an early age. Growing up in the Volta Region, he was influenced by traditional Ewe music, Highlife, and contemporary Afrobeats. He began writing songs and performing locally before pursuing music professionally.

Real Keddy officially launched his music career as an independent artist, releasing a series of singles that showcased his versatility across Afrobeats, Highlife, and Hip-hop. His catalogue includes songs such as "Diana" featuring Senanu Excite, "AGOO" featuring Ghanaian rapper Edem, "EWOVEM" featuring Tokz, "AKADI", "Homeless", "EGA", "Nuka Yena", "TULASI", and "Avuadzi".

He has also appeared on collaborative releases including "Mawu", "Peace of Mind", "Temkpor", "Fugazi", and "Miawoe", working with several Ghanaian artists.

Real Keddy's music often combines emotional storytelling with melodies inspired by Ghanaian culture. His lyrics, delivered in English, Pidgin, and Ewe, frequently explore themes of perseverance, relationships, personal struggles, and hope.

Real Keddy's sound incorporates Afrobeats, Highlife, Hip-hop, and melodic rap. He is recognised for fusing modern African rhythms with traditional Ghanaian influences, particularly from the Ewe culture of the Volta Region.

• Diana (featuring Senanu Excite) (2023)
• AGOO (featuring Edem) (2025)
• EWOVEM (featuring Tokz) (2025)
• AKADI (2025)
• Homeless (2025)
• EGA (2025)
• Nuka Yena (2025)
• TULASI (2026)
• Avuadzi (2026)

• Mawu (featuring Real Keddy)
• Peace of Mind (featuring Real Keddy)
• Temkpor (featuring Real Keddy)
• Fugazi
• Miawoe