
Effs’ entry into mainstream recognition began with I LIKE THAT, a track that gained momentum across borders due to its global sound. This led to her meeting rapper Medikal, a collaboration she had been manifesting long before it happened.
Nigerian music sensation Ayra Starr has officially arrived in Ghana for the highly anticipated Tidal Rave Festival, and her touchdown has already set social media buzzing.
Ghanaian dance sensation and choreographer Dancegod Lloyd has once again proven his versatility in the entertainment industry with the release of his brand-new single, OUR WIFE. The vibrant track features two of Ghana’s heavyweights Shatta Wale and Medikal and is produced by A-Town TSB.
Ghanaian rising star Mellissa Darlin has finally announced the release date for her much-anticipated single, GOOD BOY, featuring Joey B and Moliy.
This year’s edition, dubbed Gold Worship 2025, is set to take place on 16th November 2025 at 5:00 PM at the Charismatic Evangelistic Ministry, North Legon, under the theme I Do a New Thing from Isaiah 43:19.
“If you really want to get married, be sure you are prepared because it is not easy,” she said. “Even if you’re married to a calm man, it’s still not easy. So how much more when you’re married to someone who controls you? You’ll get tired if you’re not ready.”
“I didn’t finish school, but I found purpose. If I could go back, I might choose differently but I believe God ordered my steps exactly how He wanted. Everything has led me to where I am today.”
Black Sherif is gearing up to release the official music video for his powerful single SACRIFICE, one of the standout tracks from his sophomore album IRONBOY.
A new record label is stepping into Ghana’s creative scene with a bold mission to redefine what it means to be an artiste in today’s music industry
Ghanaian artiste DarkoVibes is back with a brand-new banger titled SHASHII, a smooth yet energetic record produced by Hylanderbeatz and the legendary Killbeatz
Ghanaian music duo Lali X Lola have formally submitted a request to the Minister of Finance and Parliament, urging the government to negotiate bilateral tax treaties that would enable Ghana to recover withheld international royalties and strengthen the nation’s creative economy.
The Burniton Music Group (BMG) and the BHIM Festival Secretariat have officially announced a change in the date for the 10th edition of the BHIM Festival. Originally scheduled for 26th December 2025, the highly anticipated event will now take place on 24th December 2025 at the Accra Sports Stadium.

Ghanaian music sensation Fameye delivered an unforgettable night of live music and culture in London as part of his ongoing 2 IN A GUY UK Tour, held at The Steel Yard on Sunday, November 9, 2025.
Nigerian music powerhouse Asake has made history as the first African artiste to headline the United States edition of Red Bull Symphonic. This globally acclaimed live-music series pairs leading contemporary artistes with full symphony orchestras.
The Recording Academy has unveiled the nominees for the Best African Music Performance category at the 2026 GRAMMY Awards, spotlighting some of the continent’s most influential and dynamic artistes.
ATIAA is a rich blend of traditional melodies, infectious percussion and heartfelt lyrics that speak to love, culture and everyday emotions the very essence of highlife. The track embodies RCEE’s signature sound smooth vocals layered over rhythmic guitar chords and lively horns that make it impossible not to move along.
In a move that’s since won him major applause online, he used the moment to shout out a new wave of creatives like Gonaboy, Amakye The Rapper, Dikoo, Holi Rina and Baba Tunde urging fans worldwide to look out for the next generation of Ghanaian acts.
“Many of our musicians are not coming because of our own people,” Sammy Flex began. “When they spend time and resources to come for interviews, it doesn’t end in their favour. Instead of highlighting the meaningful parts, people clip the funny moments to make them trend online. They end up being laughed at.”
Perliks couldn’t hide his excitement: “This project means a lot to me not just because it’s Rema, but because who’s the best at having fun? Me,” he joked. “It was my first time working in Ghana and everything just came together like magic.”
The track itself is an upbeat blend of Afrobeats, Amapiano, and hip-hop influences, layered with the duo’s signature production style. KAKALIKA celebrates resilience and confidence, encouraging listeners to embrace their individuality and move past negativity.
A balance between calm and charisma that feels intentional and earned. The visuals play with contrast, shadow and light, stillness and motion. Reflecting an artiste who’s found harmony within his craft and confidence in his evolution.
“I started rapping when I was 10,” she revealed, reflecting on her early passion for music. What began as a childhood hobby has since evolved into a powerful tool for expression.
“I’ve turned down million-dollar deals because I refuse to compromise,” she said. “If the offer doesn’t align with God’s plan, it’s not for me.”
“Female rappers have turned hip-hop into soft porn. It’s absolutely disgusting,” she said. “Most of the music now isn’t talent-based it’s about sex, body parts and money. It’s damaging our culture.”