The announcement featured the big five categories— new artiste, a record of the year, an album of the year, Vodafone’s most popular song, and artiste of the year— which are often the most anticipated and talked about categories by the public.
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‘‘Out here it’s Stonebwoy, that boy be going crazy, Kwesi Arthur, that’s my boy, he’s hard, and then in Nigeria of course, Burna Boy, I like Asake, I like them boys and Ayra Starr too, we are trying to connect, we are going to do a lot of stuff in 2023, we will connect and embrace the gap between home and then where we are in the states,’’ he said
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“When I had the email, I almost passed it on, and not just out of respect, I felt that I was not worthy to lay my vocals next to the legend. I was really hard on myself,” he told Sideman, host of the podcast.
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“I had a young sister, before an even younger brother. At the time my father’s son was Brother Sammy,” he told host Deloris Frimpong Manso.
“Brother Sammy is my half-brother from my father’s side,” he added.
His first solo project, titled “Big Fish”, is an autobiography of his life that captures his struggles, aspirations, and goals as he navigates his way through life and climbs the ladder of music supremacy. He opens up about his vulnerabilities and the dynamics of being a newly discovered artist in the limelight. It embodies a carefully curated track list showing this musical prodigy’s musical dexterity.
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“At a young age, I developed a heart for music and I started learning and that is how the journey began. So I started as a drummer, I did not start as a singer. It was one day in church, Sunday school service, that the person supposed to lead praise and worship could not make it. So the Sunday school teachers out of frustration were looking for somebody and I said I can try it. They gave me the opportunity,” he said.
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The 12th edition of the Adom Praiz promises to be exciting, especially as the show takes a turn away from the coronavirus-imposed virtual concert held at the height of the pandemic.
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Eno Barony, born, Ruth Eno Adjoa Amankwah Nyame Adom is the first Ghanaian female to be awarded Best Rapper at the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards.
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“I can’t go into detail but they acknowledged that what has been done wasn’t done in the right manner so let’s figure out the way forward and that’s what we did, it was pretty much a meeting to negotiate and compensate and do what’s right,” Kirani told Andy Dosty.
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journey, from a young Muslim man from the mining town of Konongo to an internationally celebrated artist, is as harrowing as it is electrifying, as depicted in “45” and “Soja,” the project’s focus tracks.
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