One of Ghana’s new entrants, Kwame Ocansey whose music is yet to break through the hiplife music scene, has announced that he is putting finishing touches on his album which would be released later this year.
The dream of Princess Ndidi-Amaka to rule the Nigerian gospel music scene with her ‘Dependable God Vol. 2’ has come to pass
“Going for Gold”, a ten-track album by German-based Ghanaian musician, Ekow Alabi Savage, will today March 28 be re-launched at Next Door Beach Resort in Accra.
The dream of Praise Sisters to join the gospel train has come to pass with the release of their album “Nyame Ye Odo”.
If you want to start a collection of contemporary Ghanaian music, Irene and Jane’s Unveiled should definitely be high on the list. This album has broken the usual trend of having the ladies sing only gospel songs.
The new Kontihene album is titled Esum, which means darkness. He’s been on the quite for a while after his ‘awia’ (sun) album.
MEET Vine Praise the unique sextet of good voices whose members have been ministering in songs for the for the last nine years in Ghana.
There is a new kid on the block of the local music industry in Ghana. Abaawa Mary, known in private life as Elizabeth Agyeiwaa Ampadu and originally known as a local film actress has gone gospel.
Now back home in Ghana after being cleared of drug charges in the UK, perhaps there is no better way for Daasebre Gyamenah to continue his career by basking in the popularity of his new album, A Friend in Need, which has been doing so well that it was nominated in two categories at the recent Ghana Music Awards.
Reggae musicians in Ghana find it very difficult to stand on their feet after their first appearance in the music scene. The patronage is not very promising as compared to those who sing hiplife, highlife, gospel and so on.
After riding on the backs of other hiplife artistes for close to a decade, Mframa a Ghanaian Hiplife Duo made up of Terry Asare Boamah a.k.a Terror Terry and Kenneth Osei Owusu a.k.a One Pesewa, are out with their album “Fiilli Gadochi”.
The Gospel music industry has always seen a lot of artistes passing through; some are able to finish the journey but others pause somewhere along the line.
Mentor I winner, Prince Tuffour seems to have run out of patience following the uncertain 6-months trip to London promised him by TV3 as part of his winning package, and the young lad is now set to release his maiden album which he describes as long overdue.
His real name is Kofi Mensah Abronpa and according to him, his Christian name is Kofi Botswe Emmanuel. Since his appearance of Obrafour’s Execution diary compilation at a very young age, Agona Swedru born hiplife artiste, Kwaw Kese of “Oye Nonsense” fame has been widely regarded as an artiste who is set to change the face of hiplife to the next level with well thought out lyrics.
For most Ghanaian Music fanatics, Nana Kweku Okyere Dua a.k.a Tic Tac as known in the Ghanaian Hiplife Music industry stands out as one the youngest eminent musicians the country has ever produced.
Namibia's foremost a cappella group, VM6, will present a live show in the NTN tomorrow evening promising to be one of the highlights on the country's musical calendar this year.
South African jazz is poised to take a Giant Step forward when internationally-renowned pianist, composer and band leader, Abdullah Ibrahim, performs with the newly created
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Ringo Madlingozi will steal the hearts of the expectant crowd at the Oude Meester Ekurhuleni Comes Alive Jazz Evening on Friday