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SOUL SEARCH AUDITION ENDS
By Fylla - Posted on June 18th, 2008
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The first phase of auditions for Ghana’s search for a gospel music gem, soul search ended at the Anaji Royal Hotel, Takoradi over the weekend.
The event which started last month in Accra, saw over three hundred contestants coming out to showcase their talent with the aim of making it to the final stages of the competition.
Event organisers, Global Media Alliance expressed satisfaction with the response to the contest. Producer of the program, Sena Atoklo noted that, Season One of Soul Search is just the beginning of greater things to come. According to him, “Soul Search, a TV reality show has come to stay adding that it is GMA’s contribution towards the development of Ghanaian music industry”.
Yo wuti remix
By enoch - Posted on June 11th, 2008
View all from Makoma MakomaRemix editionNathalie Makoma, Annie Makoma, Pengani Makoma, Tutala Makoma, Duma Makoma, Martin Makoma, and Patrick BadineLingalahttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8b4xXJjmcLM
Mzansi : The 1s and 2s
By Swazibella - Posted on May 2nd, 2008
I'm in South Africa and just wanted to give everyone an update on the music scene and what's going on lately...
-Kabelo is proving time and time again that he's ruling the kwaito world with his latest SMASHING album "I am King". Lyrics and video coming soon! I'm also hearing rumours of TKZee in the studio engineering a new comeback album. Should be interesting, what with Kabelo so sick with the rhymes, and Zwai coming back from Opera-mode. I havent seen Tokollo in a while though.
It won't end
By enoch - Posted on April 7th, 2008
View all from Jeremiah Gyang Jeremiah GyangNa ba ka2005Jeremiah GyangEnglish24:02
Ghana music awards nominations for 2008 out!
By Chale - Posted on March 25th, 2008
Updated! Check out the winners in this blog entry
The wait is over! After a number of forums held to discuss the future of the GMAs (Ghana Music Awards) and controversy over who gets nominated and wins, the nominations are finally out. The gospel artistes have used their chart and airplay dominance over last year to acquire the most award nominations as well. Chief amongst them is Ohemaa Mercy, Pastor Lenny Akpadie and newcomer, Cee.
Let's see who the gunners for the various categories are.
For artiste of the year, we have
1. Ohemaa Mercy
2. Shasha Marley
3. Kwaw Kese
4. Becca
5. Ofori Amponsah
6. Rev. Lenny Akpadie
I am not sure what the criteria for this award is, whether it is measured by popularity, record sales, newsmaking or great performances. Judging by the way the award has been handed out in past years, you may go with Mr. All4Real but I think Kwaw Kese dominated 2007 and will probably take this one. The dark horse is Becca, I doubt this award goes to a gospel artiste. Hey, I have nothing against them.
Chit-chat: Philipa Baafi
By Museke - Posted on March 20th, 2008
This interview was done in the presence of Kwame Karikari, Philipa's producer.
Museke: Can you tell us about your background, family and education?
Philipa: I was born in Kumasi to Mr. Fred and Mrs. Grace Baafi. I have 2 other siblings and come from Manhyia. I attended Kings International school and because I was brilliant, getting 1st positions and all, I ended up at St. Monica’s (Girls) Secondary School. I studied science there and from 1998-1999 was the head prefect. I released my first album in 1999 shortly after I finished Monica’s.
Museke: Talking about music, how did you get into it and what was your first break?
Philipa: I released Nyame honhom sane (God’s spirit come down) in 1999. One Father Manu at St. Monica’s produced the album. I had been leading the praise and worship team in school. I was the SU president as well as science club president.
My second album, Mogya no akasa (the blood has spoken), came out in 2002.
Philipa Baafi - queen of gospel icons
By Museke - Posted on March 10th, 2008
Philipa Baafi, the 27 year old singer, songwriter, musician and philanthropist is a native of Manhyia, a community which is about 50 minutes drive from Kumasi, the regional capital of Ashanti. Touted as the queen of gospel icons, Philipa sees her career more as a ministry than a mere profession. Philipa is one of a handful of superstars who can still shift merchandise to their favour even when they have not released a new project for a relatively long time.
Singing started for her when she was just an infant in a basic school. This was very much against the wishes of her parents, her mother particularly. She however continued the musical talent through her secondary school (St. Monica’s Secondary School) at Mampong where she still had time for her singing even when she was in her final year. By the time she completed school in 2000 she had recorded her first album as the Head girl, “Nyame Honhom sane” which literally means Descend upon us, Thou Holy Ghost.
Riziki
By chikingi - Posted on March 9th, 2008
View all from Jamnazi Africa Jamnazi AfricaRiziki2007Awilo - Michael Otieno, Jamnazi AfricaSwahili11:53http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tfWahaIfXjE
Osaberima
By Chale - Posted on February 21st, 2008
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View all from Cee Cee, Great AmpongOsaberima2007Cynthia Appiah-KubiTwi15:50
Fefeefe
By Chale - Posted on February 21st, 2008
View all from Ohemaa Mercy Ohemaa MercyEdin Jesus2007Mercy Twum AmpofoTwi34:48










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