Buk Bak was the first hiplife group to be successful with Ga lyrics in Ghana. They rap in Ga, Twi and Pidgin. It is made up of Bright Bling Sparkles and Ronnie Coches (their music names). As of 2006, they are both pursuing individual projects. The original group had more members, some of which have formed groups like 4x4.

An original group of 4, Buk Bak first came into the limelight with their hit song, Komi ke kena (Ga for kenkey and fish).

Emmanuel Tetteh Mensah is generally known as the founder and king of highlife.

Kofi Boakye Yiadom, popularly known as Kofi B, is a highlife musician in Ghana. He has always wanted to be a lawyer and feels he happens to be in music by chance even though his family has a liking for music.

He counts Amakye Dede, Kojo Antwi, Ofori Amponsah and the late Opampuo as his inspirations, but it's clear he has been helped greatly by All4Real.

Helena Rhabbles is a Ghanaian gospel musician.

Agnes Opoku Agyeman(g) is a gospel musician from Ghana. Like many others, she started singing in the church (from the age of 12) and did her own songwriting.

Through the years, albums like Yi m'adesua, Mennsan m'akyi, and Mehunu y'anka have established her as one of the best gospel singers in the country.

Some of her songs are Bone nketenkete, Mesom Onyame a otease, Awurade kae me, Onyame gye me so, Emmere no awieduru, etc

Diana Akiwumi is one of Ghana's most celebrated gospel musician. She is the current president of MUSIGA, the umbrella body covering all Ghanaian musicians.

She comes from Awutu Breku in the Central Region. She attended Winneba Secondary School and the University of Ghana, Legon where she studied Theatre Arts.

In 1993, Diana won the best gospel music award from ECRAG in Ghana. She also received a fax message from the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association commending her music as of the best from Africa and a possible feature in their network was proposed.