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Nana Kweisi Bediako aka Nana B is the newest Gospel star whose name will be ringing all over the air waves and the internet on June 7th 2008. Growing up in Accra, Ghana (West Africa) as the second oldest of four children, Nana Kweisi lived in a house filled with music. His mother was a choir member at their local church.
One of Ghana’s new entrants, Kwame Ocansey whose music is yet to break through the hiplife music scene, has announced that he is putting finishing touches on his album which would be released later this year.
Lord Wumpini, a Ghanaian hiplife artiste, will launch his second album on April 5 this year to further promote his campaign against social menace in Ghana and Africa.
Hiplife musician, Cambodia, known in real life as Kweku Boadi is set to take the music industry to a bang with the release of his second album titled, ‘Odja Tanaa’.
The emergence of African-American splendour is possibly how one would describe her: Otherwise, she is the newest female hiplife and R&B music star whose presence on the scene will create panic among artistes such as Mzbel, K.K. Vidash, Abrewa Nana, Becca, Diamond and a host of other female artistes
Reginald Anderson, known in the entertainment world as Kwasi Gem is poised to make a name for himself and has therefore stepped up his skills as a singer.
Nnomaa has only one ambition which is to explore their God given talent of developing natural music. To them it is the bird that makes the best of sounds and they delight in listening to the melody it gives. This melody is what the group hopes to bring to all Ghanaians.
One of Ghana’s upcoming hiplife musical groups, Melodians, which recently staged series of live musical performances in Kumasi and Accra has announced that it would release it newest musical album “Ahomka” later this year.
Fans worldwide have their eyes on Realyz after watching his music video – “Mama Africa” premiered on Ghana Music.com and are waiting to see the outcome of his own solo album (Turning Dreams Into Reality) after his breaking away from his college music partners.
Patrick Tsoeke Agbodza, a trumpeter of the National Symphony Orchestra, is taking evangelism to a new level, by combining gospel lyrics with patriotic rhetoric and socio-political rap.
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