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Teddy Osei of Osibisa Fame Passes Away at 88.

Teddy Osei, the legendary Ghanaian saxophonist and founding member of the Afro-rock band Osibisa, has passed away at the age of 88 in London on January 14, 2025. The President of the Musicians Union of Ghana (MUSIGA), Bessa Simons, confirmed the news.Born in Kumasi in 1937, Osei was renowned for leading Osibisa, the iconic band founded in 1969. His journey into music began at a young age, and he self-taught himself the saxophone. Despite challenges, including a disrupted education due to political upheaval, Osei rose to prominence in the international music scene. Osibisa's fusion of Afro-beat and rock music made them famous, and their legacy endures.

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King Paluta: A Rising Star Set for 2025 TGMA Artiste of the Year.

King Paluta, the music sensation known for his hits like Aseda and Makoma, has had an extraordinary 2024, topping streaming charts and racking up numerous awards. His Give Time Some Time album marked a milestone in his career, with his songs gaining massive traction on platforms like Boomplay, Audiomack, and Spotify.Paluta's streaming success in 2024 includes over 50 million streams on Boomplay, 42 million on Audiomack, and more than 8 million on Spotify. He was also featured as Apple Music's Up Next Artist in April and garnered 15.5 million views on YouTube. His collaborations with artists like Camidoh, Eno Barony, and Wendy Shay added to his widespread appeal, making him a household name.Winning multiple awards including New Artist of the Year and Hiplife Song of the Year, King Paluta is now a strong contender for Artiste of the Year at […]

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Blakk Cedi is not my manager – Shatta Wale.

Ghanaian dancehall artist Shatta Wale has dismissed rumors that Blakk Cedi, Stonebwoy's former manager, is now leading his management team. This follows a post by Blakk Cedi, thanking Shatta Wale for including him in the successful Freedom Street Concert in Jamaica. However, Shatta Wale clarified during a recent interview at Kotoka International Airport that Blakk Cedi was just helping out and that Sammy Flex remains his manager. He also expressed gratitude to his fans and promised to release more music and establish businesses in 2025.

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Kelvynboy Accuses Stonebwoy of “Mafia Tactics” Amid Career Struggles.

Ghanaian musician Kelvynboy has publicly criticized his former mentor, Stonebwoy, accusing him of using "mafia tactics" to sabotage his career and prevent his rise in the music industry. In a heated post on X (formerly Twitter), Kelvynboy expressed his frustration, claiming that Stonebwoy's actions had turned the public against him, making it difficult to succeed despite his talent.The outburst comes after Stonebwoy's insinuations about his life being in danger during their collaboration in 2018, which led to their eventual split. Although Stonebwoy has not publicly delved into their rift, his recent comments about feeling threatened while working with Kelvynboy have ignited further tensions.The two artists' relationship soured in 2019 after Kelvynboy was accused of disrespecting Stonebwoy, despite being a rising star in the music scene. Kelvynboy left Stonebwoy's Burniton Music Group amid rumors of unfair treatment. Their professional fallout has […]

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Sarkodie Ignites Christmas Magic at Rapperholic Concert.

Ghanaian rap sensation Sarkodie lit up Accra on December 25, 2024, with the 11th edition of his iconic Rapperholic concert. Held at the Grand Arena, the show captivated a full house with electrifying performances, including a seamless blend of classic hits and fresh tracks.Sarkodie’s standout moment came when he transitioned from Bernice Offei’s “Life Is Short” into his hit “Amen,” leaving the crowd in awe. Other top Ghanaian artists like King Promise, Efya, Kwesi Arthur, and Pappy Kojo also brought their A-game, while Nigerian stars Victony, Patoranking, and Ruger added international flair to the event.

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Black Sherif Shines at Annual Zaama Disco Concert with Electrifying Performance.

Black Sherif's highly anticipated Zaama Disco concert, now in its third year, lived up to its reputation as one of Ghana's top entertainment events. Held last Saturday at Untamed Empire, the 'Kwaku the Traveller' hitmaker delivered a performance that left the audience buzzing with excitement.Midway through his set, Black Sherif humbly declared, “Clap for me, I don try,” which prompted a standing ovation from the crowd. His entrance, framed by a captivating backdrop symbolizing his rise, set the stage for a performance full of energy and showmanship. He treated fans to a mix of chart-toppers and unreleased tracks from his upcoming Iron Boy album, all while accompanied by a dynamic live band.The night was a star-studded affair, with performances from Adina, KiDi, Sɛfa, and Asomacy, adding further flair to the event. DJs kept the crowd energized, playing a mix of […]

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Shatta Wale Donates GH₵ 20,000 to Support Artist’s Tertiary Education.

Ghanaian dancehall star Shatta Wale has shown generosity during a visit to Kumasi by donating GH₵ 20,000 to a 19-year-old artist, Priscilla, to fund her university education.In a video shared by his manager Sammy Flex, the musician was touched after receiving a portrait of himself painted by Priscilla. Learning that she had been unable to further her studies due to financial challenges, Shatta Wale made the donation and handed it directly to Priscilla's mother, emphasizing its purpose.Priscilla’s mother, who has struggled financially since losing her husband three years ago, expressed heartfelt gratitude. Shatta’s manager also advised the family to use the funds solely for education.This act of kindness follows Shatta Wale’s recent efforts to uplift emerging talents through initiatives like the Accra Invasion Project.

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Stonebwoy Confirms NDC Invitation to Perform at Campaign Rally.

Renowned Ghanaian dancehall artist, Stonebwoy, has disclosed receiving an invitation from the National Democratic Congress (NDC) to perform at one of their campaign events ahead of the December 7, 2024, general elections.Speaking in an interview on Hitz FM, Stonebwoy explained that while no direct discussions with NDC officials have taken place, his team is considering the offer, which hinges on finalizing an agreeable performance fee. He hinted that proceeds from such gigs could help support his annual BHIM festival.Stonebwoy emphasized his neutrality, expressing his commitment to promoting peace during and after the elections:“When you see me on any platform, I’m performing for peace, whether NPP, NDC, or CPP, it’s for peace because we are all one Ghana.”The artist concluded by urging Ghanaians to prioritize unity, ensuring a peaceful election period.

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Okyeame Kwame Advocates for Daddy Lumba Remix of King Paluta’s ‘For the Popping’.

Ghanaian songwriter and rapper Okyeame Kwame has expressed his desire for a collaboration between highlife legend Daddy Lumba and King Paluta on the latter's song, "For the Popping." In a recent video posted on Facebook, Okyeame Kwame urged fans to support this potential remix by commenting “DL” under his post. He believes Daddy Lumba's addition would elevate the song, which falls under the Burger Highlife genre that blends pop and funk influences.In the video, Okyeame Kwame is seen enjoying the track while dancing in a pool, enthusiastically calling for Lumba to join the project. He remarked, “King Paluta featuring Daddy Lumba for the popping. Apicke, apicke, apicke,” emphasizing that the song aligns well with Lumba's musical style. Fans and observers have noted the similarities between King Paluta’s style and that of Daddy Lumba during his prime, making this collaboration a […]

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Stonebwoy Releases New Album UP & RUNNIN6.

Multi-award-winning artist Stonebwoy has unveiled his sixth studio album, UP & RUNNIN6, available now through Burniton Music Group in collaboration with Warner Music Group’s ADA Worldwide. The album features popular tracks like “JEJEREJE,” “EKELEBE,” and “PRAY FOR ME,” showcasing Stonebwoy's signature Afro-Caribbean sound while blending various genres such as Afrobeat, Dancehall, Reggae, and R&B across 13 tracks.In a recent interview, Stonebwoy expressed that the album reflects his artistic journey and commitment to pushing musical boundaries. Notable collaborations include artists like Wyclef Jean, Duncan Mighty, and Ir Sais, and the album is described as a return to Stonebwoy’s roots after extensive musical exploration.

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