Thousands of Ghanaians from all walks of life last Friday thronged the Takoradi Jubilee Park to sing and dance for peace ahead of the 2016 elections. The musical concert, powered

Stay Jay Jay has had quite a lot of success since he began his career as a recording and performing artiste .His debut album in 2011 featured the super-hit ‘Shashee

Highlife artiste Bisa Kdei has earned three nominations at the 2016 African Muzik Magazine Awards (AFRIMMA). The ‘Mansa’ hit maker who was adjudged Highlife Artiste of The Year and Highlife

Gasmilla The Musician Union of Ghana (MUSIGA) has finally has released a peace song ahead of the November 7 general elections. The song, produced by Rev Dr Thomas Yawson and

SSUE Susan Serwah Amoakohene (SSUE), one of Ghana’s young and upcoming R&B and Afro-pop artistes, will launch her new album in November this year. The artiste made Ghana proud when

Mama Grace Gospel singer Mama Grace has released a new album, three years after her debut. Mama Grace, one of the household names in the Ghanaian gospel music industry, is

First lady of entertainment on urban radio, Vanessa Gyan, has disclosed that she wanted and literally prayed for big boobs when she was growing up. Vanessa revealed in an interesting

Amakye Dede Legend of highlife music, Abrantie Amakye Dede, has expressed worry over recent discussions in the media linking him to partisan politics. “I woke up in the morning and

Hiplife musician Okyeame Kwame, born Kwame Nsiah Appau, has revealed that he will never compose a song to promote a particular political party in the country. Though he admitted that

The 2016 edition of Celestial Praiz which took place at the Royal House Chapel (Ahenfie) on Sunday, July 17 was not only hugely patronised, but was also used to eulogise

Renowned music producer and copyright advocate, Enock Agyapong, has called on the anti-piracy committee not to spare anybody caught pirating musical works of Ghanaian musicians on the market. He also

Prophet Nicholas Osei a.k.a Kumchacha Ghanaian pastors have added their voices to the worsening continuous electricity crisis in the country, saying it is burdening them with additional administrative cost to