Philipa Baafi began her ministry at a tender age of nine when she was discovered in a local church in Kumasi.Later when she went to Junior and Senior high schools, she had to run away from school often times to sing at crusades and churches.
This gift was to be taken to another level when she released her maiden album, “Nyame Honhon Sane” which means (Let the Holy Ghost Descend), in 1999 just after she had completed Senior Secondary School.

In 2002, she released yet another album, “Mogya N’akasa” (The Blood Has Spoken) and followed it up with “Okyeso Nyame” (Jehovah Jireh – My Provider), in February 2003. All these songs were popular but the name Philipa Baafi got engraved in the hearts of Ghanaians with the release of her fourth album “Yesu Ye Me Last Stop” (Jesus is my Last Stop) in 2004.

This album had other hit songs such as “Awurade Sore” (Let God Arise) and “Me ye Nhyira ba”. Her dexterity and God given talent in the industry was evident two years later in 2006 when she released the ever popular “I go dance”.

In 2007, she released her sixth album titled Go High which is arguably her best album yet. Other hit tracks on the album included “Nkwa” (Life) and “Wadom no” (Your Grace).