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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]

Ebenezxar was born to Miss Juliet Gladys Osafo and Mr Fred K. Annor on 17 April 1987, in a town called Kukurantumi-Akim in the Eastern Region of Ghana and his early days in school began at Asafo-Akim and later on headed to the Ofori Panin Senior High School where he studied Visual Arts. At Ofori Panin Senior High School, Xbills Ebenezer won the Best Visual Arts student in his class for a couple of times. He is the fifth born of his parents among six children, hence, the rod was never spared anytime he flawed. Inspired by the colorful and artistic nature of the Michael Jackson culture during his high school days, he began singing to beats and miming to songs as well as dreaming to create fictional movies in the future which could be as wild as, and more horrible than those of Michael Jackson. Sometimes at his young age, he would sketch his movies on a piece of paper in pictorial form and anyone who read it understood it perfectly from beginning to end with equally good literary elements in them. He started full-time music video production in 1997 and his breakthrough video was Gurunkz "Lapaz Toyota" which was shot in 2011.[9]

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It's been a game-changing year in the world of African music, and Ghana's music scene has been a heavy contributor as usual. In 2023, top Ghanaian talents furnished us with hit after hit in the styles of afrobeats, hip-hop, and so much more. Songs released made waves across the continent, topped charts, and even resulted in global major label signings.

"Pay As You Go" is a captivating tune that sees rapper Sarkodie and singer Camidoh issue an unreserved and unrestrained declaration of love. Together, the dynamic trio masterfully blend M.O.G Beatz's production prowess with Sarkodie's lyrical finesse and Camidoh's lush melodies, creating a beautiful fusion that showcases the best of Ghanaian music.

DJ Breezy, a multitalented artist, songwriter and producer comes through with yet another big hit "outside." In order to ensure that those who listened to his music had pleasure from it, he collaborated with Mugeez, Black Sherif, and Kwesi Arthur. In the Breezy-produced record, the artists complement each other properly to deliver a stellar record.

The Best Male Vocal Performance is adjudged by the Academy and Board as the Male artiste (solo) with the best vocal delivery/Performance on any musical presentation which was released during the year under review.

The Best Female Vocal Performance is adjudged by the Academy and Boards as the Female artiste (solo) with the best vocal delivery/Performance on any musical presentation which was released during the year under review.

The Best Music Video is adjudged by the Academy and Board as the most creative and entertaining music video produced within the calendar year. The song for which the video has been produced, need not have been released in the year under review. The award goes to both Director and Artiste.

The Song Writer of the Year is adjudged by the Academy and Board as the Song Writer(s) responsible for the best written song with original lyrics and music compositions for any released song during the year under review.

The Best African Artiste(s) is the Artiste(s) (non-Ghanaian) adjudged solely by the Board as the act whose music crossed borders and made the most impact on the continent at large during the year under review.

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.

Please note that most these artists revolve around the African country called Ghana. Many of them tour constantly. We are always open for shows; festivals anywhere. Timing is the key though. Many do not reside in the USA. Please take about 30 minutes to watch their vids; read their paragraphs; listen to their audio and follow them on Twitter.

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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.

Towards this end, I will adopt a double focus on gospel music as media content as well as congregational performance practice. [End Page 102] Analytically, my argument draws on both the close reading of selected gospel music videos,2 as well as ethnographic data that emerged from my ongoing research in Accra and elsewhere in southern Ghana since 2006. My experiences with Charismatic worship have focused particularly on the ministry of a smaller church in the Teshie-Nungua Estates in the southeast of the Accra metropolitan area, Christ Victory Ministries International, which I regularly attended between 2006 and 2009 and since then on a non-regular basis whenever I happen to be in Accra. Over the course of the past seven years I had the chance to participate in and observe church services and other programs at Christ Victory on many occasions, to conduct formal interviews with church officials and musicians, as well as to engage in innumerable informal conversations with congregation members and to form lasting friendships with some of them. In 2011, I additionally embarked on a study of the reception of gospel music videos consisting of a series of focus group discussions with graduate students at the University of Cape Coast.3 On a more personal note and to position myself within this ethnographic setting, I...

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.

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.

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. 006ab0faaa