Rising Nigerian singer-songwriter Inspiraystonner unveils his latest single, “Do Me Normal,” a
deeply emotive Afro-fusion record that captures the raw vulnerability of love, imbalance, and
heartbreak. The track marks an important moment in the young artist’s journey, reaffirming his
position as one of the most authentic emerging voices in contemporary African music.
“Do Me Normal” is a smooth yet emotionally charged blend of Afro-R&B, modern Afrobeat
rhythms, and soulful vocal delivery. Built on warm production and layered melodies, the song
confronts the pain of loving someone whose energy doesn’t match yours — a feeling many
listeners will instantly relate to. Inspiraystonner weaves English, Yoruba, and Pidgin effortlessly,
creating a sonic experience that feels deeply Nigerian yet globally accessible.
The single showcases the artist’s distinct artistic identity: honest storytelling, street-influenced
rhythm, and melodies that linger long after the song ends. By drawing from personal
experiences of emotional imbalance, Inspiraystonner delivers a record that is both cathartic and
culturally resonant.
With “Do Me Normal,” the rising talent continues to carve out his space within the Afro-fusion
movement, offering music that is heartfelt, relatable, and rooted in reality. For fans seeking
emotional Afro-fusion, new Afrobeats essentials, or standout Nigerian heartbreak anthems, this
record stands out as a must-listen.
Inspiraystonner’s ascent is only beginning — and “Do Me Normal” proves he has the voice,
vision, and vulnerability to go even further.

Listen on Spotify here

https://open.spotify.com/track/2uZVBWCvEd8ot4YRwUcS6R

Ghana’s rising star, Shakes, is taking his music to the continent as he officially announces his much-anticipated “Shakes African Tour.” Known for his unique sound, energetic performances, and authentic African vibe, Shakes is ready to light up stages across seven African countries, connecting with fans and expanding his fast-growing influence.

The tour kicks off in Lomé, Togo, where Shakes will deliver an explosive opening performance. He then heads to Sierra Leone, continuing the momentum with a show that promises to blend culture, rhythm, and unforgettable energy.

Shakes will also storm Nigeria, the heartbeat of Afrobeats, before traveling to The Gambia for a night of pure musical thrill. East Africa isn’t left out, as the tour moves to Kenya, where fans have been eagerly awaiting his presence.

The southern leg of the tour takes Shakes to South Africa, a nation known for its vibrant music scene, before rounding off in the Kingdom of Eswatini, marking a powerful finale to his continental journey.

With each stop, Shakes is expected to share not just music, but an experience one that fuses storytelling, culture, and world-class performance.

The Shakes African Tour is more than a musical journey; it’s a celebration of African unity, creativity, and the unstoppable rise of one of Ghana’s most promising talents.

As Shakes carries the Ghanaian flag across borders, fans can anticipate groundbreaking shows, international collaborations, and unforgettable memories.

Africa, get ready. Shakes is coming!

Written by Ekow Smith (Ghvibes DotNet)

Ghana’s dynamic musical duo Brella and Klayant have officially released their highly anticipated single, “Dope”, a powerful and refreshing addition to the contemporary African music landscape.

Produced by the talented Abochi, “Dope” isn’t just another feel-good anthem — it’s a genre-blending statement that captures the pulse of a new generation.

With infectious melodies, soulful vocals, and crisp lyrical flow, Brella and Klayant showcase their undeniable chemistry, delivering a song that celebrates confidence, love, and authenticity.

The production by Abochi masterfully blends Afropop, R&B, and urban soul, creating a sound that is both deeply African and globally appealing.

Speaking about the track, Brella shared, “Dope’ represents freedom – freedom to express, to feel, and to create without limits.” Klayant added, “It’s more than music; it’s a vibe that connects us to our roots while pushing us into the future.”

“Dope” stands out as a bold reflection of Brella and Klayant’s artistry and evolution. It’s a record that resonates with today’s youth — fresh, fearless, and unapologetically original.

The winners for the 2025 Guinness Ghana DJ Awards have been announced.

The winners were announced in a ceremony at the Palms Convention Centre in Accra on Saturday, November 29.

The event featured performances by Medikal, Fameye, Keche, and many other artists.

The winners included YFM Kumasi’s DJ Coleda, who was awarded the Scratch DJ of the Year.

Below is the list of winners. (Updating)

Gospel DJ of The Year – DJ Promise

Best International DJ – DJ San Gabriel

Night Club Of The Year – Mad Club

Nocturnal People’s Choice – DJ Wallpaper

Scratch DJ of The Year – DJ Coleda

Discovery DJ of The Year – DJ Donkay

Student DJ of The Year – DJ Blake

DJ’s Song of the Year – Shoulder (Medikal)

Female DJ of the Year – TMSKDJ

Female Radio DJ of the Year – DJ Blavo

Male Radio DJ of the Year – DJ Sly King

Best International Ghanaian DJ – DJ Fiifi

Night Club DJ of the Year – Selector Shaker (Twist Night Club)

Record Promoter of the Year – DJ Toyor

Afrobeat DJ of the Year – DJ Fantastic

Pub of the Year – Republic Bar

Reggae/Dancehall DJ of the Year – DJ Bounty

Best Mobile DJ of the Year – DJ Pho

Artist DJ of the Year – DJ Tedd (Medikal)

DJ of The Year – DJ Sly King

Event DJ of the Year – DJ Lord OTB

Best MC/Hypeman of the Year – Kojo Manuel

Lifetime Achievement Award – Doreen Andoh

Best DJ (Ashanti Region) –  DJ Carcious

For Enoch Yeboah Kese, a prison officer who has served for several years, the dream of traveling abroad was supposed to be his escape from financial hardship. But today, he says that dream has turned into a painful lesson.

Enoch explains that life in the Ghana Prison Service has been far from easy. Despite the dedication and discipline required, his salary remains too low to sustain the rising cost of living.

“I love my job, but the pay is nothing to smile about,” he says. “The risks are high, the pressure is constant, yet the salary doesn’t match the work we put in. It’s frustrating.”

Hoping to secure a better future, Enoch decided to pursue an opportunity abroad. He saved for months—cutting down on basic comforts—until he finally raised GH₵5,000, money he paid to a travel agent who promised to secure him a visa and a job.

But according to Enoch, that promise never materialized.

“The agent kept assuring me everything was on track,” he recounts. “Later he stopped picking my calls, stopped responding to messages. That was when I realised something was wrong.”

Feeling deceived, Enoch says he had no choice but to confront the agent repeatedly, demanding a refund of his hard-earned money.

“I chased him everywhere,” he says. “I worked for that money. I sacrificed for it. Losing it just like that was painful.”

Though still disappointed, Enoch says the experience has not killed his dream of relocating abroad. Instead, it has made him more cautious, more determined, and more vocal about the struggles many public-sector workers face.

“I don’t want to leave because I hate Ghana,” he says. “I want to leave because I need a fair chance at life. I want to support my family, build a future, and finally feel rewarded for my hard work.”

His story echoes the frustrations of many young workers seeking better opportunities outside the country—only to face obstacles even before they leave.

If you want a shorter news-style version, a more emotional feature story, or a TV/radio script format, I can prepare one for you.

Y.B.D is bringing the heat with their raw and authentic sound.

“Sinner” is hitting different, especially coming from young guys who’ve been through the wringer and are speaking truth to their experiences.

The energy is real, and the message is resonating.

Big ups to Joshua Apelete, (Trap Lord), Prince Manu (Big 7), and Alorfa Richard (Jah Done) for not letting their struggles define them, but using them as fuel for their music.

The Ghanaian music scene just got a fresh injection of talent.

Watch out for Y.B.D as you enjoy their debut single “Sinner produced by Dhat Flex below

Listen to”Sinner” HERE

Chidon GPM, recognized as the King of God’s Pop Music has announced the release of his new single titled “Worldwide.”

This marks his first official recording since arriving in Nigeria, a period during which he has reconnected deeply with the cultural roots of his origin. Coming from Tema, Ghana’s renowned city of music, he brings a heightened level of creativity and refinement to this project.

The single features Nigeria’s own Bless Billions, whose versatile rap delivery adds exceptional depth and energy to the track. Their collaboration creates a distinguished blend of Ghanaian and Nigerian musical influences.

“Worldwide,” produced by MyStylez, delivers an inspiring message directed at young people across the globe. The song emphasizes growth, determination, and the belief that every effort toward success will eventually yield results. It encourages the youth to remain committed to their journey, no matter the challenges.

The message is clear: the movement is no longer local — it is worldwide and 100% Dope!.

Enjoy worldwide below

The time has come for a powerful awakening one focused on healing, unity, and the liberation of the African continent. This transformation will ripple outward, ultimately uplifting all of humanity. And leading this global shift will be music.

At the heart of this movement stands a remarkable force: Black Warrior. A visionary prepared to guide Africa and the rest of the world into a new era of consciousness.

Known as The Liberator, Black Warrior is more than an artist. He is a musical messiah, a prophetic voice, a spiritual healer, and the author of Closer to Truth, Closer to Love a book that may very well become one of the most influential works of our time.

Having dedicated his entire adult life to this noble, holistic mission, Black Warrior now rises as an elder, standing boldly on the mountaintop of humanity. His purpose is clear. His mission will be fulfilled.

Join this transformational journey. Visit blackwarrior.com, email admin@blackwarriormusic.com, or connect via WhatsApp at +1 (917) 868-5740 to become part of the movement.

Prepare yourself for The Liberation Tour.

Black Warrior Management