… Speaking to an audience of musicians, industry stakeholders and aspiring creatives, Electro Mirror reflected on his journey in the music business, highlighting how he secured the first international deal for Ghanaian singer Gyakie. …
Ghanaian singer Gyakie has continued her international rise with a feature on ‘Call Me’, a new song by Mavo that forms part of Brazilian football legend Ronaldinho’s album, Camisa 10. …
As part of its commitment to creating meaningful connections between artistes and their supporters, Flip The Music artiste Gyakie embarked on a special fan appreciation initiative that saw the singer make surprise visits to fans at their workplaces and schools. …
… The category was keenly contested by some of the country’s top music acts, including Stonebwoy with “Torcher”, Gyakie with “After Midnight”, Medikal with “Disturbation II”, Wendy Shay with “Ready”, Kweku Smoke with “Walk With Me”, and Kofi Kinaata with “It Is Finished”. …
… To secure the win, Black Sherif had to emerge victorious from a field of heavyweight contenders: Torcher by Stonebwoy After Midnight by Gyakie Disturbation II by Medikal Ready by Wendy Shay Walk With Me by Kweku Smoke Music lovers have hailed Iron Boy as a technical and emotional …
… To secure the trophy, Wendy Shay had to overcome a formidable list of contenders: -Kojo Blak-KiDi-Kidi-Gyakie-Moliy It was a year of relentless work ethic and the release of several high-impact singles as the catalyst for Wendy Shay’s victory. …
Emmanuel Sedo, founder of FlipTheMusic and popularly known as Electro Mirror, spoke at the Telecel Ghana Music Awards National Music Summit on 19th June, sharing insights on music contracts and industry navigation. He emphasised the importance of understanding contracts, building professional relationships, and creating distinctive records, drawing on his experience securing Gyakie's first international deal.
Emmanuel Sedo, founder of FlipTheMusic and popularly known as Electro Mirror, spoke at the Telecel Ghana Music Awards National Music Summit on 19th June, sharing insights on music contracts and industry navigation. He emphasised the importance of understanding contracts, building professional relationships, and creating distinctive records, drawing on his experience securing Gyakie's first international deal.
Gyakie has revealed the artwork for her upcoming single Treasure, set for release on June 26. The vibrant, high-energy dance record, written by Gyakie and produced by AfroLektra, has already gained traction through social media snippets, with fans able to pre-save the track ahead of its official release.
Kuami Eugene's eight-track EP Sweet Boy demonstrates his mastery of melody through smooth vocals, addictive hooks, and highlife warmth, with the artist sounding more relaxed and emotionally open than before.
Ghanaian singer Gyakie has been featured on "Call Me," a song by Mavo on Brazilian football legend Ronaldinho's album Camisa 10. The collaboration marks a significant milestone in Gyakie's international career and is expected to expand her global reach.
Flipthe Music artiste Gyakie embarked on a fan appreciation initiative making surprise visits to supporters at their workplaces and schools, including locations in Abossey Okai, Osu, Police Hospital Headquarters, and the University of Ghana Legon, where she engaged with fans and shared motivational messages.
Digital Curator Sista Ginna has criticized Ghanaian media for emphasizing "worst dressed" lists at the Telecel Ghana Music Awards rather than appreciating celebrities' efforts, saying the focus on negative publicity encourages outrageous dressing for attention and should instead celebrate standout styles.
Reigning Artiste of the Year Black Sherif has dedicated his Album of the Year prize at the Telecel Ghana Music Awards to supporting fast-rising rap artistes Arathejay and Gonaboy, donating the GH¢100,000 cash award to Arathejay and giving the album listening session package to Gonaboy.
Black Sherif has won Album/EP of the Year at the 27th Telecel Ghana Music Awards for his album Iron Boy, released in April 2025. The award recognized the project's cohesion, production quality, and artistic depth in a competitive field of heavyweight contenders.
Wendy Shay has been named Best Afrobeats/Afropop Artiste of the Year at the 27th Telecel Ghana Music Awards, held on 9 May 2026 in Accra, following a year of chart-topping releases and viral success.
The 27th Telecel Ghana Music Awards, regarded as Ghana's most prestigious music honour, faces logistical challenges this year after being moved from its traditional Grand Arena home due to AICC premises issues, resulting in the smallest venue the event has used in years and prompting late-stage public concerns from organisers.