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Ghana Music Awards UK 2022: Full List Of Nominees

Nominees for the Ghana Music Awards UK 2022 have been announced.

 

Hosted by Doreen Avio and Blaquebuoy, the list was unveiled at a ceremony held on Friday,  July 1, 2022, at the Omanye Hall, Labadi Beach Hotel.

 

The 6th edition of the Ghana Music Awards UK will be held on October 29, 2022.

 

Below is the full list of nominees.

  1. HIPLIFE/HIP HOP ARTISTE OF THE YEAR
  • Black Sherif
  • Amerado
  • Sarkodie
  • D-Black
  • Medikal
  1. HIPLIFE/HIP HOP SONG OF THE YEAR
  • Abotr3 (Patience) – Amerado ft. Black Sherif
  • Coachella – Sarkodie ft. Kwesi Arthur
  • Second Sermon – Black Sherif
  • Asuoden – Sista Afia ft. Kuami Eugene
  • Heat – Wendy Shay
  • Kweku The Traveller – Black Sherif
  • Anadwo – Kwame Yesu ft Black Sherif & Kimilist
  • SIKA – Kimilist ft. Yaw Tog & Kwame Yesu
  • Holy F4K – Smallgod x Ivorian Doll x Vic Mensa x Black Sherif x Kwaku DMC
  • 22 In Two’s – Ball J
  1. HIGHLIFE SONG OF THE YEAR
  • Tena Fie – Kuami Eugene
  • Thy Grace (Part 1) – Kofi Kinaata
  • Feelings – Cina Soul ft. KiDi
  • Obiaa – Akwaboah ft. Cina Soul
  • Jonathan – AK Songstress
  • Eboso – R2Bees
  • Emelia – Emelia Brobbey
  • Praise – Fameye
  1. HIGHLIFE ARTISTE OF THE YEAR
  • Kofi Kinaata
  • Cina Soul
  • Akwaboah
  • Kuami Eugene
  • Fameye
  • Kwabena Kwabena
  • Sista Afia
  1. GOSPEL SONG OF THE YEAR
  • Awurade Ye – Diana Hamilton
  • Oluwa Is Involved – Joyce Blessing
  • The Glory – Obaapa Christy
  • Enyo – Bethel Revival ft. Joe Mettle
  • Yahweh – Akesse Brempong ft. MOGmusic
  • 3y3 Woaa (It’s You) – Empress Gifty
  • Only You – Celestine Donkor
  • His Glory – Ohemaa Mercy
  • Hewale Lala – Perez Muzik
  • Piesie Esther – Wobɛdi Adanseɛ
  1. GOSPEL ARTISTE OF THE YEAR
  • Empress Gifty
  • Celestine Donkor
  • Diana Hamilton
  • Obaapa Christy
  • Ohemaa Mercy
  • MOGmusic
  1. REGGAE/DANCEHALL ARTISTE OF THE YEAR
  • Shatta Wale
  • Samini
  • Epixode
  • Stonebwoy
  • Larusso
  1. REGGAE/DANCEHALL SONG OF THE YEAR
  • Touch It – KiDi
  • Best Life – Shatta Wale
  • New Gen – Stonebwoy
  • Picture – Samini ft. Efya
  • Greedy Men – Stonebwoy
  • Odeshi – Epixode
  • Bunker – Kuami Eugene
  • Send Dem – Larruso
  1. AFROBEATS ARTISTE OF THE YEAR
  • Kelvyn Boy
  • S3fa
  • King Promise
  • KiDi
  • Mr Drew
  • Darkovibes
  • Camidoh
  • Wendy Shay
  1. AFROBEATS SONG OF THE YEAR
  • E Choke – S3fa ft. Mr Drew
  • Sugar Cane – Camidoh ft. Phantom
  • Down Flat – Kelvyn Boy
  • Dollar On You – Kuami Eugene
  • Choplife – King Promise ft. Patoranking
  • Mon Bebe – KiDi
  • Je M’appelle – Darkovibes ft. Davido
  • Enjoyment Minister – D-Black ft. Quamina MP & Stonebwoy
  1. MALE VOCALIST OF THE YEAR
  • Akwaboah – Ntro Naa
  • Luigi Maclean – Mala
  • King Promise – Slow Down
  • Joe Mettle – Ye Obua Mi (My Help)
  • KiDi – Bad Things
  1. FEMALE VOCALIST OF THE YEAR
  • Cina Soul – OMG
  • Esther Godwyl – Faithful God
  • Celestine Donkor – Only You
  • Diana Hamiliton – Awurade Ye (Do It Lord)
  • Niiella – Where You Are
  1. INSTRUMENTALIST OF THE YEAR
  • Emmanuel Afreh
  • George Osei Agyekum
  • Emmanuel Bludo
  • Bright Osei
  • Owuraku
  • Dominic Quarshie
  • Dan Grahl
  • Francis Kweku Osei
  • Kwame Yeboah
  • Jo Oware
  1. SONGWRITER OF THE YEAR
  • Akwaboah – Obiaa
  • Fameye – Praise
  • Diana Hamilton – Awurade Ye (Do It Lord)
    Kofi Kinaata – Thy Grace (Part 1)
  • Bullet – Heat (for Wendy Shay)
  • Minister OJ – ‎Meduru (I Will Get There)
  • Celestine Donkor – Only You
  1. BEST RAPPER OF THE YEAR
  • Rollies & Cigars – Sarkodie
  • Last Verse – Strongman
  • The Throne – Amerado
  • 5th August – Lyrical Joe
  • Wudini Anthem – Obibini
  • No Fear – M.anifest ft. Vic Mensa & Moliy
  1. BEST COLLABORATION OF THE YEAR
  • Obia – Akwaboah ft. Cina Soul
  • Enjoyment Minister – D-Black ft. Quamina MP & Stonebwoy
  • Sugar Cane – Camidoh ft. Phantom
  • Je M’appelle – Darkovibes ft. Davido
  • Coachella – Sarkodie ft. Kwesi Arthur
  • Choplife – King Promise ft. Patoranking
  • Echoke – S3fa ft. Mr. Drew
  • Stubborn Acadamy – Medikal ft. Shatta Wale
  • Abotr3 (Patience) – Amerado ft. Black Sherif
  • SIKA remix – Sista Afia ft. Sarkodie & Kweku Flick
  1. NEW ARTISTE OF THE YEAR
  • Mona 4Reall
  • Black Sherif
  • Efe Grace
  • Scott Evans
  • Lady Opheilia
  • Jayana
  • Kimilist
  • Malcom Nuna
  1. MOST POPULAR SONG OF THE YEAR
  • Touch It – KiDi
  • Praise – Fameye
  • Kwaku The Traveller – Black Sherif
  • Echoke – S3fa ft. Mr Drew
  • Second Sermon – Black Sherif
  • Sugarcane – Camidoh f Phantom
  • Down Flat – Kelvyn Boy
  • Obiaa – Akwaboah ft. Cina Soul
  1. ARTISTE OF THE YEAR
  • Black Sherif
  • King Promise
  • KiDi
  • Sarkodie
  • Kuami Eugene
  • Akwaboah
  • Stonebwoy
  • Celestine Donkor
  • Diana Hamilton
  1. AFRICAN ARTISTE OF THE YEAR
  • Fireboy DML
  • Wizkid
  • Ckay
  • Focalistic
  • Joeboy
  • Tems
  • Kizz Daniel
  • Burna Boy
  • Ladipoe
  1. UNCOVERED ARTISTE OF THE YEAR
  • Kentac
  • Yvette Ageiwaa
  • Talaat Yaaky
  • Chief One
  • Eva Kingful
  • Kwame Rhatty
  • Phaize
  • Esi Bentil
  • Kelly Clarke
  • Jonn Winner
  • Gambo
  1. BEST MUSIC VIDEO OF THE YEAR
  • Mon Bebe – KiDi (Dir. by Rex)
  • Echoke – S3fa ft. Mr Drew (Dir. by Junie Annan)
  • Rollies and Cigars’ – Sarkodie (Dir. by Yaw Skyface)
  • Odeshi – Epixode (Dir. Snaresbeat)
  • Sad Girlz Luv Money (remix)’ – Amaarae (Dir. by Remi Laudat)
  • Bad Gyal – Mona 4Reall (Dir. by Rex)
  • Mood – Mr Drew (Dir. by Xpress Philms)
  • 3y3 Woaa (It’s You) – Empress Gifty (Dir. by Skyweb)
  1. MOST DOMINANT FAN BASE OF THE YEAR
  • Shatta Movement
  • 69 Fans
  • Bhim Nation
  • Sark Nation
  • Team Move
  • 4reallers
  • Gadam Nation
  • Slay Nation
  • Meditants
  • Team DH
  • Shay Gang
  1. UK BASED BEST DJ OF THE YEAR
  • DJ Fiifi
  • DJ P Montana
  • DJ Paak
  • DJ Sandra Omari
  • DJ Racheal Anson
  • DJ Sawa
  • DJ Invisible
  • DJ Nore
  • DJ Pocks
  • DJ OV
  • DJ Kwamz Original
  1. UK BASED UNCOVERED ARTISTE OF THE YEAR
  • Shatty Charlotte
  • Denny
  • Maily Ro
  • DJ Martin
  • JVS
  • Yas VW
  • Dosty
  • Dolly Essence
  • Kkeda
  1. UK BASED AFROBEATS ARTISTE OF THE YEAR
  • Goldkay
  • W1zzy
  • Bollie
  • Drumz
  • Kwamz
  • NSG
  • Juls
  • Eugy
  • Kojo Funds
  • Mista Silva
  1. UK BASED AFROBEAT/AFROPOP SONG OF THE YEAR
  • Never Let Go – DJ Fiifi ft. Yung D3mz
  • Hang Wiv Me – Godly
  • Away – Fresh Andy
  • Tell Me What You Want – K. Dee ft. Latino & AMG
    Rumba Rumba – Bollie
  • Kelewele – Drumz ft. Ephraimbeatz
  • Bom Bom Bom – Eugy x Dancegod Lloyd
  • Inside Me – Kwamz
  • Don’t Rush – Ghetto Boy
  • Mood – Juls x Kojo Funds
  • Let Me Know – Kojo Funds
  • Game Over – Br3nya ft. KiDi
  • Makosa – DJ Nore ft Eugy Official x Quamina MP
  • Monica – DJ Paak ft Reefer Tym
  1. UK BASED HIP HOP SONG OF THE YEAR
  • Runnin’ – Dolly Essence
  • Dem Dead – Black Kat Gh ft. Ed ILL
  • Do Da Most – Star Vicy
  • Ayinye – O. G (Kweku of Ghana)
  • Played (Daa Daa Wo) – DJ Paak x TheOnlyRLS feat. Bosom P-Yung, YPee & Kweku Flick
  • 2 Chains – Headie One
  • Double Double – Abra Cadabra
  • Brick By Brick – Suspect OTB
  • Sky EM – S Wavey
  • Colonization – NSG
  1. UK BASED HIGHLIFE SONG OF THE YEAR
  • My Woman – Charles Kalah
  • Afia – Davison Band UK
  • Ghana – Ohene
  • Baby You Love Me – Jo-Z
  • Obaa – Bollie
  1. UK BASED ARTISTE OF THE YEAR
  • Bollie
  • Goldkay
  • Headie One
  • NSG
  • Eugy
  • Bree Runway
  • Abra Cadabra
  • Juls
  • Kojo Funds
  1. UK BASED NEW ARTISTE OF THE YEAR
  • KK Mensah
  • Nana Yaw Yeboah
  • Anointed Betty
  • Naomi Assani
  • Fresh Andy
  • Kay Bryn
  • Joseph Matthew
  • Kingsley Rymz
  • TheOnlyRLS
  1. UK BASED GOSPEL SONG OF THE YEAR
  • Child of God – Ruth Appiagyei
  • Shidaa – Yvonne Asamoah-Tawiah
  • Faith – Trudy
  • Lift Jesus Higher – Cilla
  • Nkunim – Akubless
  • He Deserves To Be Praised – Nana Amankwah Tiah
  • It Won’t Be Long – Alex Achempong
  • Moko B3 (None Like You) – Joe Branfo
  • Aseda – Minister Kofi Nyarko ft. Nacee
  • I Have A God – Daniel Appiah-Adu
  • Na You – Samuel Sey
  1. UK BASED WORSHIP SONG OF THE YEAR
  • Obiara Nte Se Wo – Augustine Aboagye
  • You Alone – Alice McKenzie
  • Be Still – Edward Amponsah
  • We Lift You Up – Justice Odoi
  1. UK BASED GOSPEL ARTISTE OF THE YEAR
  • Nana Amankwah Tiah
  • Cilla
  • Akubless
  • Alex Acheampong
  • Minister Kofi Nyarko
  • Daniel Appiah-Adu
  • Samuel Sey
  • Alice Mckenzie
  • Yvonne Asamoah-Tawiah
  • Ruth Appiagyei
  1. UK BASED BEST COLLABORATION OF THE YEAR
  • Kelewele – Drumz ft. Ephraimbeatz
  • Shidaa (Thanksgiving) – Yvonne Asamoah-Tawiah ft. MOGmusic
  • Faith – Trudy ft. Kofi Sarpong*
  • Aseda – Minister Kofi Nyarko ft. Nacee
  • We Meuve – DJ Paak x TheOnlyRLS ft MR OULALA & Shady Humble
  • Money Calling – P. Montana ft Kofi Jamar x Suspect OTB
  • Schweet – ShaSimone x Suspect OTB
  • Suzanna – NSG ft Patoranking
  • Makosa – DJ Nore ft Eugy x Quamina MP
  1. UK BASED PRODUCER OF THE YEAR
  • Dada
  • JROCS
  • JULS
  • JAE5
  • Silvastone
  • Ephraim Beatz
  • Adeshie Studios
  1. BEST GHANAIAN EUROPEAN SONG OF THE YEAR
  • Your Love – Wilhelmina Music ft. Kobby Mantey
  • Windblow – QueenLet ft. Jimmy D Psalmist
  • Baba Ologo – Elijah The Worshipper
  • When I See You – Jean Feier
  • Christmas Wish – Soulja Kelly
  • Special – Nana Fofie
  • Rollover – DayVybz
  • Helpless – Frank Keys
  1. BEST GHANAIAN EUROPEAN ARTISTE
  • Wilhelmina
  • Elijah The Worshipper
  • Jean Feier
  • Soulja Kelly
  • Nana Fofie
  • DayVybz
  • Frank Keys
  1. PRODUCER OF THE YEAR
  • Rockstar Made it (Kuami Eugene)
  • Killbeatz
  • Kaywa
  • Ronyturnmeup
  • Willisbeatz
  • MOG Beatz
  • Master Garzy
  • Streetbeatz
  1. ALTERNATIVE SONG OF THE YEAR
  • Ntro Naa – Akwaboah
  • Libilibi – Worlasi ft. Drvmroll
  • Sad Girlz Love Money Remix – Amarae ft. Moliy & Kali Uchis
  • Country Hot – Wutah Afriyie
  • Deja Vu’ – Moliy
  • Bo Nɔnn Ni – Abiana
  • Hello – Atongo Zimba
  • Like A Tree – K. O. G (Kweku Of Ghana)
  1. UK BEST MUSIC VIDEO OF THE YEAR
  • Faith – Trudy
  • It Won’t Be Long – Alex Achempong
  • Dem Dead – Black Kat Gh ft. Ed ILL
  • Colonization – NSG
  • 2 Chains – Headie One
  1. GHANAIAN CONTEMPORARY ACT
  • Wiyaala
  • KOG
  • Santrofi
  • King Ayisoba
  • Afro Moses
  • Atongo Zimba
  • FRA
  • Kyekyeku
  1. BEST INTERNATIONAL CULTURAL ACT
  • Dela Botri & Hewale Sounds
  • Amamere Cultural Troupe
  • Adesa Taloi
  • Big Twins
  • Afrodat Troupe
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Age Restriction: 18+ event

 

Tickets are available online at www.cabooze.com . Grab yours before they’re gone! This event promises to be an unforgettable celebration of African culture, music, and community. Don’t miss out!

 

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The singer was sued in 2023 by Abe Diaw, who accused him of attacking him in a nightclub with a Don Julio 1942 tequila bottle.

According to newly filed court documents, Diaw has asked a Los Angeles County judge to dismiss the civil lawsuit with prejudice, meaning he cannot refile the case. This type of dismissal typically indicates that a private settlement was reached between the parties. However, details of the agreement—if any financial compensation was involved—have not been disclosed.

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“I’m leaving Daybreak Hitz because it was affecting me in other ways negatively. It was affecting my health,” he said.

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Fans and listeners have flooded social media with messages of support and appreciation for the radio legend, whose impact on Ghana’s entertainment space remains indelible. Andy Dosty’s contribution to elevating Daybreak Hitz into one of the most influential entertainment shows in the country cannot be overstated.

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“Dressing well adds focus to you. It attracts people to your message,” she explained. “Sometimes people may not be able to approach you, but your appearance alone can draw them closer. There’s absolutely nothing wrong with a gospel musician dressing well—what matters is that you don’t expose your body. The way you dress is how people will address you.”

Louisa noted that although the gospel industry has evolved significantly over the years, the fashion sense of some female musicians still needs improvement—hence the constant criticism from the public.

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Ugly Dray Pulls Up In Style With His First EP Project

Ugly Dray is here and he is bringing the heat with his new project called EP I, titled ITHIE. With songs like Retro Love Intro and Big Body Benz, Not Love, Fallout, and Any Worse, this EP is taking trap rap based in Africa to a new level.

 

The ITHIE EP, meaning Is This How It Ends just dropped, and it is all you need to hype this month. Ugly Dray gets you locked in with Retro Love Intro, giving a brief explanation of his works on this project in poetic format.

 

It illustrates how love fades away quickly after getting familiar with the person. While Big Body Benz throws light on love at the initial stage and the joy that you feel when you first meet the right person until it all comes crashing down.

 

It talks about a complete girl who has the traits a man wants both physically and behaviorally. This song is dedicated to all beautiful ladies in the world and makes the point that they are beautiful regardless of the world’s definition of beauty. Fallout features new Ghanaian crooner, June, who also appears in the beginning of the EP on Retro Love Intro.

 

This is a song that reflects on a painful relationship filled with mismatched timing, emotional torture and a loss of trust. Despite strong feelings and efforts, love turns into loneliness and disappointment. The feeling of betrayal, questioning love, and resolving to guard his heart going forward. In all, don’t trust too easily, and always try to put yourself first.

 

Not Love featuring Ghanaian songstress, Shelter talks about an intense love you have for someone and later realizing it was not mutual making it look like a love fraud. Its catchy chorus and rhythmic rap style, will make this one a fan favorite. Any Worse is about the acceptance that it is obviously not gonna work out anymore regardless of all the sacrifices and commitments.

 

Expressing a strong sense of regret. There’s more talk of toxic dynamics of the relationship in various scenarios, talking of arguments, broken promises, fake love and emotional instability. Then there is ITHIE POEM to wrap up the EP I, that gives us more of a cliffhanger that there might be more to come. Is this really how it ends…

The EP is now live on Spotify, Apple Music, Audiomack and everywhere you listen to music, in addition to lyric videos on YouTube. Check out the official visualizer also on YouTube too! Follow Ugly Dray on all social media platforms to stay updated on everything new!

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