Triple M was the first all female Ghanaian hiplife group. It is made up of Mildred Mark-Hansen, Mercy Quarshie and Monica Tawiah, to the Ghanaian music scene.

They initially started out by singing gospel music in 1995. They never released a gospel album though.

In 2003, they released their debut album called Koti, whose title song was about policemen who beat an irresponsible husband while his wife pleads for mercy.
After the Koti album, they featured on Jay Q's Compilation, where they delivered one of 2003's biggest hits, Driver, which was the female version of Castro's Sradenam.

Their sophomore debut was called 3+1=?. It didn't do as well as their debut album. This album (2005) had tracks like Mempe, Shun am, Sweetie sweetie, Pletu and Mmarima.

In 2005, Mercy went solo as Manye/Queen Mercy and released her album called Manye Mercy. She is the niece of Franklina Jones, a gospel musician. The album had tracks like Me ne Kwame nam (Sika do), Saa adee no, Nbele laaje, Mele ni yaa, etc while featuring Okra, Bright Bling Sparkles, Stone Boy, Biggie Man and Bell Born-fly. Her debut album was not very successful but she featured on Tic Tac's Beware of Dogs together with Ex-Doe, and LIB Queen's Pretty Woman.

Mildred was the original leader of the group and is the daughter of Jerry Hansen of the famous Ramblers International Band. Maybe she will become more of an Afro-pop/highlife musician other than a hiplife artiste. She released her first solo singles in early 2008. Her full showbiz name is Shege Styler (Shegee) . She's featured on Mzbel's Kiss me together with Kwabena Kwabena and LIB Queen's Oga u go pay. She caused an uproar in the Ghanaian music scene with King Ayisoba after they supposedly tied the knot in her music video called 'So much love'. King Ayisoba's real wife was not pleased with the publicity stunt at all. Shege is managed by Pidgin Music.

Some of their songs include Sweetie Sweetie, Pletu, Kpoto Kpoto, Driver, Mmarima, Osumo lo, Montete ndi, etc