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Praye has generated radio, TV and internet buzz since they emerged. Their danceable songs are undeniable.

Eeeeeem Kaywa//naw ibi Broomx Entertainment yooow//, they say is their new record label after passing through series of managements since they became champions of the Nescafe African Revelation (NAR) musical competition both national and international some years back.

Steve Bedi is the ace saxophonist on the music scene in Ghana and one of the finest this country has ever produced.

A subtle blend of soul, swing, traditional Ghanaian and African sounds fused with the jazz style of Steve Bedi's saxophone playing, is a welcome and refreshing contribution to the Ghanaian music.

D-Black da Ghana Bwouy a.k.a Yes Boss!, who is arguably Ghana’s biggest hip-hop artist continentally hit his 20th Award nomination ever since he hit the music scene 2 years ago after receiving 5 nominations at the upcoming Ghana Music Awards Festival.

A great feat indeed for an Anglophone hip-hop artist who burst onto the scene in late 2008 with his group effort with Kwaku-T which saw them release their ‘TARGET PRACTICE’ Album with songs like ‘Move’ and ‘Breathe’.

After spending 14 years in prison; seven of those on life and the other seven years on death row, one would think that this man would be extremely sober and very quite by now, but no, not G'Love Gemann!

Ghana Music.com, your authoritative news source on Ghanaian music caught up with this Ghanaian musician whose rise to fame in the late 80's and early 90's was meteoric and asked him about how he felt to have escaped the death penalty. Listen to The Blood by Gemann