Nominees were Baby – Sarkodie – Ghana, Casamento – Dama do Bling – Mozamabique, Dreamer – STL – Kenya, Mpitse - HHP - South Africa, Leo - A-Y – Tanzania, Nekoleera gyange – Navio – Uganda, Safe - M.I – Nigeria

The Museke Online Africa Music Awards 2010 hip-hop song is Casamento by Dama do Bling.

Find out more about Dama do Bling by clicking here to read her biography and also listen to a number of her songs. See the list of Dama do Bling songs we have on Museke.com. Find out more information about the Museke Online Africa Music Awards at http://moamas.com

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Asamoah Gyan aka Baby Jet was the first Ghanaian to score in a World Cup and he's scored another first, by becoming the first footballer to venture into hiplife music. He features with popular hiplife star, Castro the Destroyer, in a classic video, African Girls. Asamoah Gyan is also very popular for his goal celebration dances, some of which he performs in the music video. The song and music video has been greeted positively by music fans as it is becoming very popular.

The song is produced by Castro's Wondzie Entertainment. The Takoradi native has been struggling to enjoy the same success he had during the times of hit songs like Sradenam and Toffee, and this Asamoah Gyan collaboration might just do the trick. The idea of singing about African women is not as fashionable as of 2005 but it is the focus of the song. Castro and Asamoah Gyan sing about Ghanaian and African women. The song mentions "African girls dey be, dance to the groove and feel the heat". "African girls dey be, them be sweet, them be sexy like cheese". It's a party type track and not exactly one that empowers women. Then again, how many African songs do that?

Multi-Award winning Hiplife star from Ghana West Africa, Tic Tac has signed to Rockstar 4000 Music Entertainment - the African continent’s first Pan African 360 Music & Entertainment Company and Record Label.

The deal with Rockstar 4000 begins this month and will see Hiplife singer-song writer Tic Tac from Ghana in a historic, exclusive worldwide digital distribution deal, having his music made available commercially to a global audience of millions. Rockstar 4000 Music Entertainment, through its exclusive Pan African partnership with Sony Music Entertainment, will distribute its music and video catalogue to hundreds of digital storefronts worldwide, including major digital music services like iTunes®, Amazon MP3, Napster, eMusic, Rhapsody, Beatport, YouTube, Vevo, Zune, MySpace Music, Spotify, SKY, Juno Download, Boomkat, and Turntable Lab and mobile carriers and outlets such as Verizon Wireless, Sprint, AT&T, T-Mobile and Nokia via Sony’s partnership with the San Francisco-based digital distributor IODA.

Obiaa nye obiaa .... who in Ghana hasn't heard this popular chorus which was introduced to us by the Hiplife NINJA himself, Sidney. It was the same phrase that was used to christen the just ended FIFA 2010 World Cup, a World Cup where Giants were rubbing shoulders with dwarfs, the world cup where nobody was nobody and everybody was somebody. For those of you who don't speak twi, Sidney's Obiaa nye Obiaa song simply asserts that, we are all equal. Yes, forget about social status, cash and all that, at the end of the day, we all breath the same air, ingest, digest and ejest like any other humans. The video clip for this album will probably give you a better idea of the message Sidney was trying to convey via this song: