Ghana Music
The latest reporting, context, and conversations from this desk.
Wendy Shay Sets Her Sights on TGMA Artiste of the Year Win
Wendy Shay campaigns for the TGMA Artiste of the Year award, receiving a surprising endorsement from fellow nominee Black Sherif for her recent achievements.
Shatta Wale: “Why does Stonebwoy want people to see me as a bad person?”
Shatta Wale denies claims by Stonebwoy that he accused him of causing his mother’s death, calling for proof and questioning the motive behind the rumors.
Sista Afia Backs Wendy Shay for TGMA’s Top Prize
Sista Afia publicly backs Wendy Shay for Artiste of the Year at the TGMA. See how fans are reacting to the female solidarity and the heated award debate.
Stonebwoy: Kotoko and Phobia Can Never Be One
Stonebwoy says his rivalry with Shatta Wale stays alive, comparing it to Ghana’s top football derby. He supports healthy competition but warns against vulgarity.
Black Sherif Wants Wendy Shay Nominated
Black Sherif speaks out about Wendy Shay missing the Artist of the Year list and shares why a nomination would truly empower women in Ghana music.
Akwaboah Drops Bombshell: The Untold Story Behind Sarkodie’s ‘Mary’ Album
Akwaboah reveals he wrote 90% of the songs on Sarkodie’s ‘Mary’ album! Get the exclusive story behind this groundbreaking collaboration and its impact.
Ghana Mourns: MUSIGA Seeks State Funeral for Gospel Icon Yaw Sarpong
MUSIGA petitions the government for a state-assisted funeral for gospel legend Yaw Sarpong. A look at his legacy and impact on Ghanaian music.
Kelvyn Boy: Afrobeats Pioneer & Genre Evolution Visionary
Kelvyn Boy discusses the evolution of Afrobeats, his early advocacy for the genre, and why he believes it’s not declining, but evolving. Discover his vision!
Ghana Mourns Gospel Legend Yaw Sarpong: MUSIGA Pledges Support
Ghana mourns gospel legend Yaw Sarpong. MUSIGA pledges support for a befitting funeral, engaging with government for national recognition of his legacy.
From Hitmaker to Holy Man: Yaw Siki Refuses Royalties From His Past Life
Yaw Siki, formerly a music star, rejects royalties from his hit song “Wope Dodo,” deeming it “unholy” and incompatible with his current religious beliefs.