Award-winning Ghanaian music duo R2Bees have officially released the visualiser for their latest song, AWURADE AYE, offering fans a deeply reflective, spiritually grounded piece that highlights the group’s maturity and musical evolution.
The visual features the duo’s members, Omar Sterling and Mugeez in a clean, minimalist studio setting. Dressed in coordinated neutral-toned suits, the duo’s calm and confident presence reinforces the song’s themes of unity, faith and gratitude.
AWURADE AYE, which translates to “God has done it,” is a soulful record that reflects on life’s love, survival and the quiet strength drawn from spiritual belief. With heartfelt lyrics and smooth production, the song stands as a reminder of perseverance and hope, resonating strongly with listeners who connect deeply with its message.
Known for blending relatable storytelling with polished soundscapes, R2Bees continues to prove their relevance and consistency within Ghana’s music scene. The visualiser’s simplicity allows the song’s message to shine, emphasising authenticity over excess and aligning with the duo’s long-standing artistic identity.
The AWURADE AYE visualiser is out now and available for streaming on YouTube.
Sign up for the 3Music Newsletter for breaking news, events, and unique stories.
The claims were made by the NPP’s general secretary, Justin Kodua Frimpong, at a press conference on Monday after the conviction of the party’s Ashanti Regional Chairman, Bernard Antwi-Boasiako, popularly known as Chairman Wontumi, over illegal mining-related offences.
The highly anticipated collaboration brings together three generations of Ghanaian music, combining the timeless highlife sound of Ofori Amponsah with the distinct styles of two of the country's leading modern artistes.
Dr Bawumia said Ghana’s history with public tribunals should be carefully considered before the country adopts a new tribunal system.
He said Parliament waived the mandatory one-day interval between the consideration stage and third reading to pass the bill on the same day, despite objections from the Minority and organised labour.
D.H said learning instruments gave him the technical foundation needed to develop as both an artist and producer. On his latest EP, he co-produced two songs and also handled the mixing and mastering himself.
Speaking on the Morning Bite segment of Culture Daily on 3Music TV and Pluzz 89.9 FM, the artist, whose real name is David Hansen, said incorporating local identity into his music had always been part of his long-term vision.
He said education should not be limited to formal schooling, adding that artistes can develop themselves through independent learning using digital platforms such as YouTube and online search engines.
Bankulli said Shatta Wale had consistently produced music for about 15 years and had built a loyal audience by continually expressing his experiences through his songs.
The release of the results will be followed by the Computerised School Selection and Placement System (CSSPS).
He argued that highlife, whose origins he said were in Ghana, became one of the major musical influences that shaped today’s Afrobeats.
The announcement of Da General Foundation marks a new chapter in his journey, shifting part of his focus toward creating lasting environmental impact.
The Court considered gravity of the offence and mineral resources being property of the State, undermining regulations.
Showboy Shares His Journey From Prison To Becoming Ghana's Biggest Trapper
Comments