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Black Sherif reveals he rarely re‑listens to released songs, opting for constant new projects, a habit that mirrors Ghana’s fast‑paced streaming era.
Moliy wins Dancehall Song of the Year at the 2026 Caribbean Music Awards, highlighting Ghana's rising influence in the genre.
A veteran entertainer argues that discipline and continuous learning, not fleeting fame, sustain long‑term success in a rapidly digitalizing industry.
Kuami Eugene’s latest single “We Go” blends upbeat Afrobeat rhythms with a celebratory video, underscoring his growing influence in Ghana’s music scene.
Sway Dasafo, the pioneering UK‑Ghana rap star who broke ground at the 2005 MOBOs, has died at 44, prompting tributes across the music world.
MUSIGA invites Ghanaian and international female musicians to apply for the Dec. 11‑12 SheRhythms Festival, offering masterclasses, networking and stage production support.
British‑Ghanaian rap pioneer Sway DaSafo dies at 44, prompting tributes that underscore his role in shaping UK hip‑hop and linking the diaspora with Ghana’s music scene.
Ghanaian model and entrepreneur Eligere Di Merrebel turned heads at Venice 2026, using her red‑carpet look to spotlight African heritage and boost Ghana’s fashion profile.
M.anifest warns that Ghanaian stan culture harms music, urging cooperation and ethical standards amid the Sarkodie‑Stonebwoy feud.
During his Jan 26 2026 Ghana stop, streamer IShowSpeed received a hand‑drawn portrait praised as a tour highlight, spotlighting Ghana’s creative talent.
Shatta Wale, dressed as a lawyer, urged Stonebwoy to apologise to Sarkodie, warning that ongoing public feuds threaten Ghana’s music industry unity.
Hunnyboy’s new single “Peace of Mind” blends Afro‑fusion rhythms with a motivational message, sparking buzz ahead of his debut album and highlighting mental‑wellness themes in Ghanaian music.