In a recent episode of The Big Conversation, Smallgod, the renowned Ghanaian musician and music mogul, joined forces with Gomski, the road manager of popular Ghanaian collective R2Bees, to discuss the crucial topic of Ghanaian DJs prioritizing local music in their playlists at clubs and festivals.
The conversation was sparked by a tweet from Smallgod expressing concern about the challenges faced by Ghanaian artists competing with international acts on DJ setlists. This tweet ignited a passionate response from DJs and fans alike, fueling a broader discussion about the prominence of Ghanaian music on local platforms.
I was out with @stonebwoy @Amgmedikalmdk and more artist, can u believe from 1am till 5.30am we counted 5 Ghanaian songs played at the club. Come on DJs u guys have to do better…
— small god (@small_god1) December 2, 2023
Smallgod is taking proactive steps to address this issue through his "Operation Door to Door" initiative. This innovative campaign involves personal visits to the offices and workstations of industry stakeholders, engaging in candid conversations about how the collective efforts of the music community can elevate Ghanaian music globally. A primary focus of this initiative is to encourage DJs to give strong support to local artists on various platforms.
The conversation on The Big Conversation serves as a platform for industry players to discuss the challenges and opportunities in promoting Ghanaian music. Smallgod's initiative reflects a commitment to fostering collaboration and creating a more inclusive and supportive environment for Ghanaian artists, ensuring their music reaches a broader audience both locally and internationally.
Sign up for the 3Music Newsletter for breaking news, events, and unique stories.
In the heart of Tema Community One, a new beauty and lifestyle destination is quietly building a reputation for offering more than just salon services…
One of the major highlights of the interview was his latest single Ahoya, which features Medikal. According to Dikoo, the collaboration came together through…
“My least favourite tattoos are lovers’ names,” she admitted. According to her, many women sometimes feel pressured by partners into getting matching tattoos or names inked onto their bodies.
Prices for the luxury extension services start from around GH¢5,000 depending on the length, texture and installation process. While some may view the pricing as expensive…
Rising Ghanaian music talent, Mellisa, is building anticipation ahead of the release of her upcoming EP DIAMOND BABY, scheduled to drop on May 1st...
President of the Ghana Football Association, Kurt Okraku, has officially confirmed that Ghana will host the 2027 edition of the CAF U-20 Africa Cup of Nations…
Her company was sued in federal court over a program supporting Black women entrepreneurs. “I found out through the news,” she said. “I thought it was a mistake.”
Even today, that same strong-willed nature remains a defining trait. “If something goes against my sense of fairness or justice, I will speak up. That’s who I am.”
Her work has since expanded across theatre, film, and television, with credits including major productions such as The Color Purple and Black Panther: Wakanda Forever...
It’s a sign of maturity, choosing peace over prolonged industry drama. With his latest album, CANTATA, the rapper is tapping into nostalgia and cultural richness.
The wedding was intentionally kept intimate, with only close family members and a small circle of friends in attendance, reflecting the couple’s preference for a low-key…
Ghanaian culinary creative, Chef Abbys, is set to take her vibrant food experience beyond borders with an exciting UK tour scheduled for May 10th–24th...
Showboy Shares His Journey From Prison To Becoming Ghana's Biggest Trapper
Comments