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"Me and Fuse [ODG] wanted to showcase all of these things in a music video to show off the beauty of it," he explained. "This isn't a single, but it's the summer, and why not have a summer song come out with a feel-good video for people to enjoy."

Sarkodie's collaborative album recorded with Jayso, titled T.M.G, earned him an award at the 2013 4Syte TV Music Video Awards, as well as a nomination at the 2013 Ghana Music Awards. He won Best African Act at the 2013 Nigeria Entertainment Awards. The release of Sarkology in 2014 earned Sarkodie several awards, including four Ghana Music Awards, one MTV Africa Music Award, one Independent Music Award, four 4syte TV Music Video Awards, one Headies Award, and one Ghana Music Honor. He also received a nomination at the 2014 BET Awards and was nominated four times at the 2014 World Music Awards. Sarkodie won Best West African Act at the 2013 Caribbean American and African Nations Music Awards. Moreover, he won Best Rap Act at the 2014 African Muzik Magazine Awards. He was honoured by the organizers of the Afrobeats Music Awards for his outstanding contribution to the growth and development of African music globally. Sarkodie also won two awards for the singles "Love Rocks" and "Enemies". and base on his consistency in Ghana music Sarkodie won artiste of the decade award in the just ended Vodafone Ghana music awards 2019. In November 2020, Sarkodie won his first award at the Ghana DJ Awards for the DJs' Song of The Year category with his 2019 hit, Oofeetsor featuring Prince Bright of Bukbak fame[1]

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These Nigerian Afrobeats Songs Are Turning 10 Years In 2023 These Nigerian Afrobeats Songs Are Turning 10 Years In 2023. In this article, TrendyBeatz takes a long nostalgic trip down memory lane to curate a list of songs that turned a decade in this new year, 2023. Here's a TrendyBeatz curated list of songs that made 2013 a stellar year for the Nigerian music scene.

Various musicians have used different means to market their music videos, including introducing unique dance moves. With the introduction of the social media platform, Tic Tok, these songs and music videos have been well promoted and subsequently garnered views.

In recent years numerous hot, new digital musicians, hip-hop artists, and DJs are emerging from across Africa, making a mark on the global music scene. They blend hip-hop, house, reggae and rock with various local musical traditions from around Africa, while addressing prescient issues in Africa. Find out why some of the most creative digital music in the world is coming out of Africa and how African artists are working with new media.

Jesse Shipley is a filmmaker, writer, and ethnographer who has worked in New York, London, Accra, and Johannesburg. He is the author of LIVING THE HIPLIFE: Celebrity and Entrepreneurship in Ghanaian Popular Music (Duke University Press 2013). Along with a number of shorts and music videos his recent films include feature documentaries Living the Hiplife: Musical Life in the Streets of Accra (Third World Newsreel 2007) and Is It Sweet?: Tales of an African Superstar in New York (Third World Newsreel 2013) and the multi-channel video installation Black Star: The People's Game. Journal articles include publications in Public Culture, Cultural Anthropology, and Anthropological Quarterly. He also occasionally blogs for africasacountry.com.

For over a decade, eLDee has proved to be the most consistent artist/producer in West Africa writing and producing some of the biggest hit songs. His recent collaborations have also established eLDee as the go-to-guy for infectious music and has had all artists in the land (signed and unsigned) seeking his golden touch.

Overall, eLDee has emerged as a multi talented professional. eLDee has worked with various artists of various nationalities, doing various styles, producing amazing music and creating great videos. eLDee has produced and directed numerous videos both for Nigerian and international artists and is able to bring anyone into his world of creativity in an effortless manner.

Neglected for the safari and the big game of East and Southern Africa, Ghana and West Africa, in general, is largely untouched. Many travelers in Africa never get the chance to hear the mind-blowing melodies of Ghana, despite its rich music industry. The country boasts of explosive melodies done to the highest standards. If you are planning on visiting Ghana or just have a soft spot for this cocoa producing country, these are Ghana music videos you should watch.

Even though he is based in the UK, Fuse ODG is 100% Ghanaian who has taken the music world by storm. His music video, Antenna, registered over 11 million views on YouTube in 2012 alone (This is rated as one of the highest viewed YouTube music video in Africa). Released in the United Kingdom, the song has hit the UK Singles Chart a number of times. It is currently one of the biggest hits worldwide.

King Ayisoba is an internationally recognized artiste and an award winner. In this music video, King Ayisoba sings about the grim reality of death, and how inevitable it is. If you listen to the lyrics carefully, you will hear him talk about his death; that one day he will die. And there is no denying that you will definitely fall in love with the truth in this music.

Even though a little controversial, there is every reason why this music clip is popular among Ghanaian youths. The song extols the body of plum women and is the main reason some local TV channels decided not to give it airplay. All the same, you gotta love the rhythmic movements and lyrics associated with the body movements.

In this amazing and tantalizing music video, the epitome of Ghanaian youth is fully summarized. Thanks to the electric rhythm, this is one of the Ghana music videos that are currently doing well in Ghana and some parts of Africa.

If you are a fan of electric music, then this is one of the Ghana music videos that you must watch. The way in which the musician perfectly blends traditional and electric rhythm is truly amazing, to say the least. Watching this music video will definitely leave you dancing all day long.

The need for creativity in the music arena has left many artists with the need to meet the desire for creativity and this is what C-REAL has done in this outstanding music video. The music has gone against all odds to deliver one superb video that is unparalleled in terms of creativity and quality.

USAID's COVID-19 prevention and awareness campaign targeted players in the fishing industry along the coast of Ghana. The USAID Fisheries activity collaborated with a local music celebrity, Kofi Kinaata, to produce an SBCC song and music video titled COVID-19 which educates fisherfolk on the symptoms of COVID-19, the means of transmission of the SARS-COV2 virus and the prevention protocols laid out by the Government of Ghana.

Their goal is to honour classic highlife music in all of its forms and fusions, from early Afro-Cuban and calypso strains to funky soul workouts and Nigerian influences of Afro-beat and Juju grooves, all expertly executed with the requisite rippling guitars, tight horn section, driving percussion, and fine harmony vocals.

Azonto is a single by Ghanaian singer-rapper Fuse ODG, featuring vocals from Itz Tiffany. The song peaked at number 30 on the UK Singles Chart and at number 38 on the Scottish Singles Chart the song also peaked on every music chart in Nigeria. As of February 2023, Azonto is the third most watched Ghanaian music video on youtube.

Sound engineer Guilty beatz teamed up with rapper Pappy Kojo, singer Mr Eazi and Patapaa to give us this fast tempo hit track tagged Akwaaba which means Welcome in his local languagee. Cuurently the music video is the 9th most watched music video on youtube with over 22 million views.

These artistes we are going to talk about are so passionate about telling the beautiful concept of Ghana in their songs and embody what the Ghanaian story is all about in their music videos and sometimes their stage performances.

To those who are reading about him for the first time, Fuse ODG is the first Ghanaian ever to win a Grammy award. He works tirelessly to promote Ghanaian artistes on the UK scene and to change the narrative of Africa through his music.

He is based in the UK and has worked with heavyweights like Wyclef Jean, Sean Paul, Shata Waler, Majer Lazer and Ed Sheeran. Fuse ODG is a global name in Afrobeats who makes sure his music videos portray the sceneries of Ghana.

He eventually left Bongo SOE for Techiman Nyampenase in the Brong Ahafo Region to engage in farming, but moved to Accra a year later, teaming up with the late Terry Bonchaka to exploit his music talent. 006ab0faaa