… He also celebrated Bernice Offei’s achievements, noting that her 2007 album Life earned her the Best Female Vocal Performance and Songwriter of the Year awards at the 2009 Ghana Music Awards. …
… Kaakie recorded several popular songs during her music career, including “Ewoo,” “Too Much,” “Toffee Pon Tongue,” and “Zuuchia.” She also won Best New Artiste of the Year and Reggae/Dancehall Song of the Year at the 2013 Ghana Music Awards. …
… Read also: KiDi’s WDWGFH album listening draws strong turnout Where Do We Go From Here follows KiDi’s previous studio albums, Sugar and The Golden Boy, the latter of which won Album of the Year at the Ghana Music Awards in 2022. …
… The duo plan to release visuals for the single, work towards a joint EP and pursue opportunities to perform on bigger stages, including the Ghana Music Awards. …
… The award-winning group has headlined performances at the iconic +233 Jazz Bar, served as the backing band for the Ghana Music Awards, and shared the stage with artistes including Sarkodie, Stonebwoy and Wiyaala. …
… She won Gospel Artiste of the Year at the 2007 Ghana Music Awards. In 2008, she was conferred with a National Honour by former President John Agyekum Kufuor. …
… Her portfolio also includes major events such as the 3Music Awards, Ghana Music Awards,Family Concert, Mozama Disco, as well as several artiste listening parties and album launches. …
Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin has mourned veteran gospel musician Bernice Offei, who died at age 63, describing her songs as "sermons set to music" that carried faith and provided comfort to listeners. He noted her 2007 album Life won her Best Female Vocal Performance and Songwriter of the Year awards at the 2009 Ghana Music Awards.
Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin has mourned veteran gospel musician Bernice Offei, who died at age 63, describing her songs as "sermons set to music" that carried faith and provided comfort to listeners. He noted her 2007 album Life won her Best Female Vocal Performance and Songwriter of the Year awards at the 2009 Ghana Music Awards.
Ghanaian gospel musician Bernice Offei, 63, has been reported missing after she was last seen on September 1 around Nyaho-Tamakloe Street, Agbogba in Accra, with her family appealing to the public for assistance.
Dancehall musician Kaakie, born Grace Kaki Awo Ocansey, has earned a Doctor of Nursing Practice qualification and launched Kaylora Holistic Wellness & Recovery, a US-based mental health practice offering psychiatric, medication management, and therapeutic services including telehealth options. She studied nursing and midwifery at the University of Ghana before beginning her music career.
Ghanaian artiste KiDi has released his 15-track third studio album Where Do We Go From Here on August 27, 2026, featuring collaborations with Sarkodie and Lasmid and marking a new chapter after a decade in music.
Ghanaian music duo YOMI BOIZ, University of Ghana-based cousins Locomotion and Kwaku Trappa, have reached 300,000 streams on Audiomack with their Afrobeat-Amapiano single "CHIOMA," a love anthem they created independently without label backing.
Patchbay Band, a Ghana-based ensemble formed in 2008 that blends traditional highlife with jazz, blues and indie rock, will feature on JoyNews's E Vibes programme on 15 August to discuss their story and contributions to Ghana's music industry. The appearance is part of the #MusicalBandSeries, which focuses on celebrated Ghanaian musical bands.
Ghanaian musician KiDi has set August 27, 2026, as the release date for his third studio album, "Where Do We Go From Here," marking his return after two years of work on the project.
Ghanaian music duo R2Bees has surpassed 100 million global streams year-to-date across all major digital service providers in 2026, making them the 12th Ghanaian artistes to reach this milestone. Since their breakthrough in the late 2000s, the Tema-based pair have shaped Ghanaian pop, hip-hop and Afrobeat through collaborations with artists including Davido and Sarkodie.
Gospel artiste Obaapa Christy has revealed that 'Hyebre Sesafo', a song that holds special significance from her musical journey, remains her all-time favourite throughout her two-decade career. She describes it as spirit-filled and credits it with sparking her love for music and blessing her life.
Empress Neeta advises artistes that PR is a long-term process requiring patience and consistency, not an immediate switch that produces instant streams, followers, or ticket sales. Success in music builds through steady credibility and visibility over time, not viral moments or single press features.
Exclusive Events Ghana has unveiled a panel of judges for the 69th Miss Ghana auditions, scheduled for Saturday, June 27, 2026, at the Oak Plaza Hotel in Accra. The competition runs under the theme "Empowering Women, Enduring Legacy" and seeks young women with intelligence, confidence, leadership qualities, and purpose-driven vision.
An article outlines Ghana's legal framework for gun ownership under the Arms and Ammunition Act, 1972, emphasizing that holding a firearm is a regulated privilege requiring mandatory registration with police and strict compliance with the law to avoid penalties including five years in jail.
OgeeTheMC, Stonebwoy's official hype man, has drawn praise for his intro on the reggae-dancehall artist's Torcher 2 album, in which he incorporates song titles from the project into a poetic narration that sets the tone through commanding delivery and cinematic storytelling.
Ghanaian rapper Amerado has released 'Return of the Lunatic', produced by PO Beatx, marking his return to the fierce rap style that earned him nationwide recognition. The track features intense lyricism and aggressive punchlines, with Amerado reflecting on his journey and reiterating his determination to reclaim his place as Ghana's best rapper.
Musician Kuami Eugene says artistes in Ghana can earn as much as $100,000 monthly from music if they strategically diversify income sources through naming rights, performances, endorsements, streaming, and other opportunities within the entertainment ecosystem.
The TGMA Unsung Initiative, which has launched careers for artists including MzVee, Kuami Eugene, and DopeNation, has helped emerging artist Bosoma secure a record deal following a performance at the 2026 edition's TGMA Xperience Concert in Koforidua.
Ghanaian dancehall artiste Stonebwoy has revealed he initially dreamed of joining the military because of his love for discipline and order, before pursuing a music career. The award-winning musician is now CEO of Burniton Music Group and has won multiple international and domestic music awards.