Joe Mettle

He is married to Selassie Mettle (née Dzisa).

Joe Mettle studied at Accra Academy and Pentecost University College. The recorded working language is English, Twi and Ewe. Subjects and genres recorded for the work are gospel music. Distinctions recorded are Ghana Music Awards, African Gospel Awards and American Music Award for Artist of the Year.

• Name — Joe Mettle • Birth Name — Joseph Oscar Nii Armah Mettle • Alias — Joe Mettle • Birthplace — Accra, Ghana • Born — 5 July 1981 • Genre — Gospel, Urban contemporary gospel • Occupation — Singer, songwriter, preacher • Instrument — Vocals • Years Active — (2011–present) • Associated Acts — Danny Nettey, Nii Okai, KODA, Joe Beecham, "Daughters of Glorious Jesus", Eugene Zuta, Denzel Prempeh, Ohemaa Mercy, Ceccy Twum, Nathaniel Bassey

Joe is a marketer by profession and a worshiper by calling. He was born to Florence Addo and Emmanuel Mettle and is the eldest of six children. Joe started his education at the Richard Akwei Memorial School and later moved to Kade 1&2 Primary School (Kade) where he spent about a year before returning to Accra, attending St. Michael's and All Angels School. He continued to Korle Gonno 3 Junior High School (JHS) and obtained his Senior High School Certificate from His Majesty Academy. Joe Mettle is an alumnus of Accra Academy. Prior to His Majesty Academy, he studied draftsmanship at the Modern School of Draftsmanship (MODESCO). He then attended Pentecost University College, a private Christian university college located at Sowutuom in Accra.

During his early days of singing, he worked as a backing vocalist for some Ghanaian Gospel greats including Cindy Thompson, the late Danny Nettey, and Reverend Tom Bright Davies. Joe Mettle was the lead singer for the indigenous multicultural music group, Soul Winners. He won the Artiste of the Year, Gospel Artiste of the Year and the Male Vocalist Artiste of the Year at the 2017 Vodafone Ghana Music Awards (VGMA). His award for Artiste of the Year was considered historical as he was the first Gospel artiste to win in this category since the conception of these awards. Joe has also won over 10 local and international awards. He has won several awards at Africa Gospel Music Awards, Gospel industry Awards, African Gospel Awards (UK), CCML Ghana Gospel Awards, Bass Awards and RIGA Awards (South Africa). Joe has featured on the popular South African Broadcasting Corporation's TV show titled, "Gospel Classics", which also highlighted Donnie McClurkin. He received the Best Male Gospel Artiste in Africa at the Trumpet Gospel Awards held in South Africa. He has many nationwide hit songs including "Mehia wo Yesu" (meaning-I need you Jesus), "Nhyira" (meaning-Blessing), "Medɔ Wo", "Akokyem Nyame", "Mensuro" (meaning-I will not fear), "Turning Around" and "Yesu Adi Nkunim" (meaning-Christ is Victorious) to his credit. One of the songs attributed to him that won him nominations at the 2017 VGMA is titled "Ɔnwanwani" (meaning-God of Wonders). He has six albums to his credit. In June 2025, Mettle released a reggae-gospel single titled "Grateful", a Thanksgiving anthem launched ahead of his annual Praise Reloaded concert. • Illustration — Joe Mettle at 3Music Awards 2022

In 2007, Joe Mettle Ministries was founded. The Ministry has two major annual headline events: Praiz Reloaded, midyear, and Lovegift in December every year. Joe is the manager at Reverb Studios, which is a rehearsal and recording studio in Accra. The company provides musical equipment rental, as well as music and marketing, artiste management and consultancy services.

Joe married Salomey Selassie Dzisa in a traditional marriage ceremony in Accra (13 August 2020), and followed with an official wedding ceremony in Tema (15 August 2020).

• Year — Title — Ref • 2011 — My Gratitude • 2013 — Sound of Praise • 2015 — The Encounter • 2017 — God Of Miracles • 2019 — Wind of Revival • 2021 — The Experience

• "Medɔ Wo" (meaning "I Love You") • "Sound of Praise" • "Saved with Amazing Grace" (S.W.A.G.) • "Ɔnwanwani" (meaning - God of Wonders) • "Bo Nɔɔ Ni" (meaning "No One Else") • "My Everything" • "Ye Obua Mi" • "Yesu Mo" • "Great Jehovah" • Give Me Oil In My Lamp