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Ghana’s fast-rising female artist and viral Tiktok sensation, Supa Sandy, is set to release her highly anticipated new single, “Monyae Me”, featuring the talented Bosoma. The song, scheduled for release on March 31, 2025, is already generating buzz as fans eagerly await this exciting collaboration. Supa Sandy’s rise in the music industry is nothing short of inspiring. She first gained recognition by doing song covers and open verses, where she would flawlessly sing along to popular tracks, mimicking every lyric with precision. Her ability to bring songs to life quickly earned her a loyal following, making her one of the most engaging content creators on Tiktok, where she now boasts over 1 million followers. Her transition from viral covers to an independent artist has been smooth, thanks to her captivating voice, unique style, and a strong connection with her audience. As her music gained traction across streaming platforms, she cemented her position as one of Ghana’s promising ne...

In recent years, Ghana’s music industry has seen an incredible surge in young, talented artists making waves both locally and internationally. Many industry observers have praised the new generation for their creativity, resilience, and ability to compete on the global stage. One such advocate is Empress Ghadafi, a respected voice in the entertainment scene, who believes that young Ghanaian musicians are now going head-to-head with their Nigerian counterparts. For decades, the Nigerian music industry has dominated the African entertainment landscape, with artists like Burna Boy, Wizkid, Davido, and Rema setting global records. However, according to Empress Ghadafi, Ghanaian musicians are now proving that they, too, have what it takes to claim a significant stake in the international market. “The young artists these days are really matching up, going head to head with the Nigerian music industry,” Empress Ghadafi stated. “The talent, the quality of production, and the global appe...

Ghanaian musician and songwriter Ben Brainy, who is signed to Hometown Records, has addressed the ongoing debate about the influence of Nigerian music on Ghanaian artists. Speaking on Starr FM with Mr. Kaxtro over the weekend, he dismissed claims that young Ghanaian musicians are deliberately imitating the Nigerian sound. Instead, he attributed this perception to the heavy exposure of Nigerian songs in Ghana. During the interview, Ben Brainy explained that the dominance of Nigerian music on Ghanaian airwaves has shaped listeners' perceptions. "Ghanaians have listened to too many Nigerian songs; that’s why they think the young ones coming up are copying the Nigerian style," he said. He emphasized that music is an evolving art form, and while artists may draw inspiration from different sources, that does not mean they lack originality. Ben Brainy, who is promoting his latest song ‘Location’, highlighted the need for Ghanaians to support local musicians just as they do...

“Lorlor Nye” is the title of Israel Maweta’s upcoming single, off his soon-to-be-released Album (album title yet to be disclosed). “Lorlor Nye”, an Ewe parlance which translates as “My Love” or “My Sweetheart”. The song is a carefully garnished folk/traditional classic; has a fine blend of contemporary sounds to create balance for global signature. This makes it exactly a month apart after he previously dropped a first single “Paulina” off the upcoming album. “Lorlor Nye” song was produced by Elorm Beenie, Manager for Israel Maweta – he doubles as the Executive Producer and Producer for both songs – “Paulina” and “Lorlor Nye”. Pre-Save Upcoming 2nd Single “Lorlor Nye” here: https://ditto.fm/lorlor-nye-adzi-nye Listen & download the 1st Single “Paulina” Here: https://ditto.fm/paulina-israel-maweta About Israel Maweta: The Award-Winning Ghanaian Folk Musician holds at least 23 Studio Albums to his credit. He is best known for popular songs like “Medi Be Mayi”, “Manor ...

The UK-based Ghanaian Afrobeat and Dancehall artist Danny Lampo, popularly known as Lampo Lampo, was recently spotted in London with two of Ghana’s rising stars, Kweku Darlington and Yaw Darling. The trio's meet-up has sparked excitement among fans and industry players, fueling speculation about possible collaborations and new music projects. Danny Lampo, known for his infectious Afrobeat and Dancehall fusion, has consistently made an impact in the UK and Ghanaian music industries. With hit songs such as Santiago, Ebony, and Go Away, his ability to blend African rhythms with global sounds has earned him a strong following. His recent nomination for three awards at the Ghana Music Awards UK 2024 further cements his position as a force in the industry. Kweku Darlington, on the other hand, is a dynamic songwriter and performer known for his breakout hit Sika Aba Fie. His deep lyrical prowess, combined with his ability to fuse Highlife, Drill, and Afrobeat, has made him a standou...

Migration has long been a topic of debate among Ghanaians, with many seeking better opportunities abroad. However, Empress Ghadafi, a Ghanaian musician and fashion entrepreneur, is challenging this norm with a powerful perspective. After spending 25 years in Canada, she made the life-changing decision to return to Ghana, citing a deep sense of belonging, cultural values, and personal fulfillment. Her journey serves as a wake-up call to Ghanaians, urging them to reconsider their views on migration and the future of their homeland. For many Ghanaians, traveling outside the country is often seen as the ultimate goal. The belief that life is easier in developed countries has driven thousands to seek opportunities abroad. However, Empress Ghadafi’s experience paints a different picture. Despite the stability and financial prospects in Canada, she found herself unhappy and disconnected from her roots. She openly discussed her struggles with depression and dissatisfaction, leading her t...