Michael Owusu Addo, known as Sarkodie, recently shared that he has been working on a gospel music project for nearly seven years. During a sit-down on a 3 Music TV program in Accra, the rap icon mentioned that his upcoming project reflects his deep spiritual roots. He claimed that faith-based themes have always existed in his earlier tracks, like Glory and Hope. The performer noted that he did not originally set out to record a full religious album, but the songs naturally came together over time. He feels ready to share this body of work now that the collection is complete.
The musician is currently busy with a media tour to promote his annual concert held at the Grand Arena. This upcoming show follows a massive event in Kumasi where...
Martin King Arthur, famously known as Kofi Kinaata, grew up in the Effiakuma neighborhood of Takoradi before becoming a major star in the music scene. He originally sharpened his skills on a program called Kasahare Level on Adom FM, where he competed in intense rap battles. After gaining attention with the track Obi Ne Ba, he joined the High Grade Family under the guidance of Samini to develop his unique style. The musician eventually moved on to create his own label called Team Move Music to maintain his creative freedom. Huge hits like Susuka and Confession helped turn him into a respected figure whose lyrics are even studied at universities.
The artist is recognized for winning the songwriting trophy at the national music awards...
Reggae musician Black I just dropped a track called Warrior that combines militant rhythms with a heavy hip-hop influence. The song was put together by a producer named OGYA 420 Drumz, who attended school with the artist in Cape Coast. This collaboration apparently started after the singer felt inspired to create a crossover sound during a drive through the countryside. The performer noted that he wanted the project to represent the spirit of resistance against the current system. This single acts as the lead record for his upcoming project titled Unmuted, which is expected to arrive early next year.
The artist mentioned that his team is focusing mostly on digital marketing to reach listeners in places like Europe and the Americas...
King Paluta is preparing to host a massive free concert called Unity Through Music at Unity Oil Park in Kumasi. The rapper and singer recently informed his followers that the location and schedule were updated to ensure there is enough room for everyone at the Atonsu School Junction area. This event marks the first time the artist will headline such a major solo production in his home city. The musician described the upcoming gathering as a movement intended to bring people together through artistic expression. People from across the Ashanti Region are expected to attend the show as part of the local end of year celebrations.
The performer noted that the change in plans was specifically designed to create a better environment for the...
Reggie Zippy recently praised Calvin Fosu for staying composed despite the massive drama surrounding the funeral of his father. The musician shared a post claiming that every parent hopes for a child who handles family chaos with such dignity. This comes after the passing of Charles Kwadwo Fosu, the highlife icon known as Daddy Lumba, which led to public disputes among his relatives. While people fought over the arrangements at the Baba Yara Sports Stadium, the eldest son apparently chose to remain silent and respectful. The artist noted that this quiet behavior showed the wisdom the late singer passed down to his children.
The social media tribute mentioned that the young man followed his father's values by avoiding any messy public...
Ayra Starr recently explained how working with the legend Wizkid changed her whole perspective on being self-assured. During a talk following her set at the Grammy Museum in Brooklyn, the singer mentioned that her time with the icon taught her that real belief in yourself does not have to be loud. She described the Starboy as a major figure whose relaxed energy really stuck with her during their second time in the studio together. The artist noted that seeing how calm and focused he stayed while working on their song Gimme Dat helped her realize that true power is actually quiet.
The Mavin Records star shared that she was originally shocked to be in the same room as the musician, but his composed nature eventually helped her find her...
Patience Ozokwor recently shared her deep appreciation for the massive reception she received from fans in Accra. The legendary Nigerian star arrived in the city to participate in the first Regal Film Festival and Awards held at the Palms Convention Centre. While walking the red carpet, the woman known as Mama G mentioned that she felt truly adored by the local crowd. Famous actors like Jackie Appiah and Kalsoume Sinare were there to welcome her as she was recognized for her long history in the industry. The veteran actress claimed that she felt extremely joyful to be celebrated by the people while she is still active.
The ceremony included a special tribute that highlighted her three decades of work in African cinema. Organizers gave...
Fancy Gadam recently went public about his frustration after receiving a royalty check for only GH₵123.82. The artist from the northern region posted a screenshot of the small payment on social media, questioning how years of hits and hard work resulted in such a tiny amount. This sparked a massive debate among fans and other musicians regarding how the Ghana Music Rights Organisation handles cash. The group, known as GHAMRO, eventually issued a statement to clarify that these payments are based on specific data rather than just how famous an artist is.
The organization noted that it only manages publishing rights, which usually make up a small fraction of total digital earnings. Most of the money from platforms like Spotify goes...
GHAMRO recently started paying out cash to music creators by releasing a total of GH₵856,700.00 for the end of the year. This money comes from several places, like live shows, digital platforms, and ads. The group mentioned that the largest chunk of the funds, over GH₵470,000.00, actually came from public performances in various spaces. To keep things modern, the organization teamed up with the World Intellectual Property Organization to use a new system called WIPO-Connect. This setup helps track exactly where songs get played so the right people get paid fairly.
The group explained that they use specific data for digital and live event money to reward actual usage of tracks. However, a major problem remains because over 90 percent of...
