“This year, there will be more segments, more awards, more inclusivity and wider reach. We are putting the spotlight on music and all other auxiliaries that facilitate and enable the success of the art form.” 3Media Networks CEO Sadiq Abdulai Abu 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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“An artist is not all about his music but his image as well. In our part of the world, we hardly celebrate artists who takes time out and spend money on their image. At Oneplay Networks, we want talents to know that we celebrate all the hard work they put into their brand-building hence the #OneplayMosfa; an honorary platform to encourage Talents to keep on with their brand image. For us at Oneplay Networks, we are here to celebrate not just music but the culture of the talent that is why we say we are the next, and to be the next we here to project the next in pop. Congratulations to all talents listed in the Oneplay Mosfa.”
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Quamina MP lost his dad, Mr. Fiifi Amonoo Buckman aka Bongo following a car accident on the Akosombo road months ago. He was in the same vehicle with his dad when the accident occurred.
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An accident which occurred on the road leading to Akosombo in the Eastern Region claimed his father’s life, while he managed to escape unhurt.
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Currently signed onto Blakk Arm Group, Kelvyn Boy, born Kelvin Brown released his First ever EP in 2019 titled ‘Time’ and has many hit songs to his credit including Mea’, ‘Momo’, ‘Wora’ among others
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The show which was hosted by on-air personalities Jay Foley and Naa Ashorkor saw performance from Cina Soul, Kidi, Bosom P-Yung, Kweku Smoke, Daughters Of Glorious Jesus, Gasmilla, Jupitar, Camidoh among others.
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2019’s starchild, the BET Award-nominated Kwesi Arthur, and the effervescent MP kick off the 18-track verbal marathon with the high-energy “Like I Do”, a heartwarming love tale that dovetails into the perfect recipe for a foot-numbing dancefloor banger. Along the way, we find Twitch linking up with Amaarae on the critical soul wrencher, “Mewu”, while “No SA!” recalls energetic Azonto beats through the magnanimous combo of Twitch and MP. Other stand-out tracks include the Gospel- themed, MOGBeatz-produced “Father”, and Darkovibes and Quamini MP’s dancehall-tinged “Bad Man”, which takes a crucial aim at grassroots soundsystems — definitely one for top shottas worldwide
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“Throughout my career, I have done many collaborations with artists, mostly with artists who are outside of Africa. Road to Ghana is my first project that is solely and purely concentrating on Ghana and Ghanaian talent. It is a project that is very much inspired by Ghana’s Year of Return initiative and pushing the local sound and vibe to the world,” shares Fuse ODG who is also one of Ghana’s Tourism Ambassadors and the producer of TINA Festival, a 3 day event that celebrates Afrobeat and African music, fashion and culture.
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Speaking about the Pae Mu Ka @ 20 concert, Obrafour who is known for songs including Moesha, Kwame Nkrumah, Odo, Who Born You By Mistake, Ako, Heavy, Asem Beba Dabi, Oye Ohene and Kasiebo, said everyone who would come to the event would have their money’s worth.
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