Queen Drie is an emerging Ghanaian-American musical artist, poet and philosopher. Through her profound songwriting and thrilling performances, Drie’s goal is to establish connections and encourage conversations around mental health, love, and spirituality.

Queen Drie's music is a unique reflection of her diverse socio-cultural background. Having spent her childhood in Ghana before settling in Chicago, she draws inspiration from these contrasting experiences. This fusion of cultures and influences is evident in her music, which seamlessly blends genres such as Hip-Hop, Afrobeats, and R&B.

Queen Drie's sound captures the vibrancy and energy of both her Ghanaian roots and her current Chicago surroundings. Her artistry is characterized by a combination of sassiness, intelligence, eloquence, and a laid-back demeanor.

Despite being relatively new in the music industry, Queen Drie's talent has resonated with listeners in over 170 countries. Within a short span of three years, she has garnered a growing audience in Ghana, USA, Brazil, Italy, and Nigeria.

Drie has graced various stages, including the Bella Shmurda Show in Chicago (2021), the 2022 Ghanafest, All White Bash (2022), Afrobeats MegaJam (2023), and recently emerged as the winner of the Hyde Park Summer Fest Community Showcase (2023) after an exceptional performance.

Drie's devoted fans can immerse themselves in her music through her notable releases, including "Homosapien," "Nobody," "On My Mind," "Addiction," and "Nana." These songs delve into the profound questions we all have about the human experience and address the daily struggles we face, particularly regarding mental and emotional distress. In today's world, where mental health is a crucial topic, Queen Drie's artistry sits at the center of the discussion.

In 2023, her sound is focused on self-discovery and self-empowerment. Her ever growing catalog is bringing healing and growth to people worldwide.