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Zakari Seidu, a musician popularly known by his stage name Zed Ay Kay was born in London, and hails from Bawku in the Upper East Region of Ghana on his paternal side, and Shama in the Western Region on his maternal side. Currently residing in Ghana, Zed Ay Kay started his schooling at St. Bernadette Soubirous School^[1] in Dansoman, followed by secondary schooling at St. Augustine’s College, and then to Central University College. He finished his studies in France, reading for a degree at Universite de Caen.^[2]

It was during his time at St. Augustine’s College^[3] that his love for music and performance was affirmed. It was also during this time that he, together with a friend formed the group Replay as a duo. As part of Replay , Zed Ay Kay co-recorded an album SENORITA.  Following the recording of the SENORITA album, Zed Ay Kay embarked on a solo career, releasing a number of singles and experimenting with different genre whiles staying true to his unique style. This culminated in the February 2021 release of his debut solo album VERSATILITY.^[4]

The album Versatility was positively reviewed by Ghana Music, which explained that it had several strong songs that may lead him to be more mainstream and was a successful debut album, but thought the album should focus more on themes other than love.^[5]

• Versatility[Album]^[6]
• Seniorita[Album]^[7]
• Nah Give Up ft Ras Kuuku^[8]
• Two Guitars ft Kumi Guitar^[9]
• We No Know ft FOKN Bois
• Deliverance ft Singlet^[10]
• Mitsi ft M3nsa^[11]