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The stages, schools and studios where Ghanaian music is happening, and the artists making it: Ghana's names only.
Recent performances · Cojo Rae
Cojo Rae is the Kumasi artist behind Gen Z Highlife. He came up through Opoku Ware Senior High School (OWASS).
YEN.com.gh reported that St Louis Senior High School in Kumasi gave him a hero's welcome, where he gave an energetic performance of "Don't Need Your Love," then a recently released single.
He is one of five nominees in the Unsung category at the 27th Telecel Ghana Music Awards. The winner of that category earns a performance slot on the main awards night.
Live music and musicians in Ghana
Shatta Wale and Stonebwoy, the rooms where music gets made, and the new sound coming out of Accra and Kumasi.
Stonebwoy got there first, and Reign arrived at number 6.Ghana · SoundShatta Wale and StonebwoyShatta Wale and Stonebwoy, through what Ghanaian and international press have recorded: BET and Billboard, an Afrobeats turn, and a rivalry their fans still argue over.By Onome TSoundRooms and Royalties
In my industry we barely have spaces like this to do rehearsals, to create music.Ghana · SoundRooms and RoyaltiesTwo rooms in Accra where music gets made, and a GHAMRO royalty round that promised personalised statements for the first time.By Onome T
Ghana · Music · AccraThree From AccraThree TCC songs made in Accra, read line by line from their listening reports: an ultimatum, a question, an apology with an alibi, and the Los Angeles room mixing them.By Onome T Ghana · SoundGen Z HighlifeCojo Rae calls his sound Gen Z Highlife. His song Jah Guide trended in Kumasi, and he is one of five Unsung nominees at the 27th Telecel Ghana Music Awards.By Onome TPlay at a Ghana show
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