The show which came off virtually saw amazing performances from Camidoh, Epixode, Kelvyn Boy, Adina, Kwesi Arthur, Amerado, Kuami Eugene and others.
The artists thrilled fans and music lovers with live band back-to-back performances of their hit tunes.
“As a solo artist, your focus is to improve yourself and not be perturbed about signing a deal with a record label. “With the advent of different social media platforms which can be used to promote songs, record labels could be very helpful but cannot make you successful. “I want to build myself and become a better stage performer so that the recording companies would come for me other than to chase them for a deal,” Abyna Morgan said in an interview.
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Strongman, who happens to be currently one of the best rappers in Ghana, partnered with the South African company MultiChoice, to bring this promotion offer to his people in the Ashanti Region of Ghana. The renowned rapper with his influence and dominance in this rap fraternity and also the brand ambassador for MultiChoice in Ghana; enlightened his fans and music lovers about this promotion packages.
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The Legendary Angelique Kidjo introduced Gyakie, in her introduction she said “It is my honour to introduce to you a new woman from Ghana, whose Talent and infectious energy is undeniable. She has already captured the continents heart with her hit track “Forever”. And we know she is destined to represent Ghana and Africa in the months and years to come”
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“After high school, I took a break for 4 years to go and play football but it wasn’t my thing. So I came back into the game. I was dancing for 2 years and I almost gave up,” Dancegod Lloyd said.
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“One big lesson I learnt was that family should always be close. After everything, I felt like I was supposed to do more and be close to him. The only time I see my father is when I have shows in Takoradi and Cape Coast.”
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“Right owners and musicians in this country will not be that poor if we can enforce the copyright laws to enable them to gain some income,” he said.
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Aside from being an astute military man, the late former President Jerry John Rawlings had a soft side, one that included his love for music.
As a fan of both local and international music, Mr Rawlings never hesitated to throw a beam on artistic works that project Ghanaian culture.
Waakye, who took a break from acting after he fell terribly ill, stated in interviews at his graduation from Bible school last year that he isn’t surprised about this next phase in his life because many men of God have told him about it.
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In the magazine, Bright Hodzor shares his journey on how he pursued his dream to become a professional painter and his motivation on why he chose this career path. He also enlightened readers on his career challenges, and how one can grow their talent into a profession. He also revealed in this exclusive interview about why young people must invest in themselves and add value to their skills which has a great potential of bringing opportunities their way and reduce the rate of unemployment in Ghana.
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