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South African Music Awards 2022: Full List Of Nominees

Zakes Bantwini leads the South African Music Awards 2022 nominees with seven nods. Osama with Kasango already received nomination 
for Record of the Year (ROTY) last week, and now he has six more.

 

DJ Maphorisa’s Best Remix of the Year nomination for Feel Good extends his SAMA28 tally to six, adding to his Music Video of the Year 
(MVOTY) and four ROTY nods.

 

The awards will be awarded at live ceremony on SABC1 on July 31, 2022.

See the complete list of nominees below.

Album of the Year

African Electronic Dance Music – Sun-El Musician

Ghetto King – Zakes Bantwini

It’s All You – Brian Temba

Musique – Chymamusique

When House Was House – Mobi Dixon

 

Duo or Group of the Year

Ama Roto Vol.2 – Reece Madlisa and Zuma

Elephant In The Room – Watershed

Franco Prinsloo: Kruis Van Liefde – Franco Prinsloo and Vox Chamber Choir

Pangaea – Wouter Kellerman and David Arkenstone

Wangikhulisa uMama – Shwi Nomtekhala

 

Female Artist of the Year

Platinumb Heart Open – Msaki

African Bird – Khanyisile Mthetwa

Nkulunkulu – Kamo Mphela

Trailblazer – Reign Afrika

Trouble In Paradise – Shekhinah

 

Male Artist of the Year

African Electronic Dance Music – Sun-El Musician

Ghetto King – Zakes Bantwini

It’s All You – Brian Temba

Musique – Chymamusique

When House Was House – Mobi Dixon

 

White Star Newcomer of the Year

Thapelo Lekoane- Tapestry

Khanyisile Mthetwa- African Bird

25K – Pheli Makaveli

Ncebakazi Msomi – The 34th Psalm

Botanist Mr Lamington – The Shift

 

Best Rock Album

Headlights Dream – Steve Louw

Partypocalypse – Springbok Nude Girls

Revolution – Tim Parr

Ennui – Deity’s Muse

Sacred Sound – Albert Frost

Best Pop Album

Souvenirs – Jeremy Loops

Motion – Tresor

Trouble In Paradise – Shekhinah

A Journal – Bonj

Don’t Let Go – Jacky Carpede

 

Best Pop Album

Hier Waar Ek Nou Is – Juan Boucher

Prisma – Janie Bay

Rugsak – Elandrê

Niks Vergelyk – Posduif

Roekeloos – Rita Li

 

Best Adult Contemporary Album

Tapestry – Thapelo Lekoane

Where The Light Gets In – Pat McCay

Elephant In The Room – Watershed

Brother – Jacob Swann

Platinumb Heart Open – Msaki

 

Best Kontemporêre Musiek Album

Al Die Ysters – Jan Jan Jan

Sangoma Sandilands and Jou Pa Se Posse Maanskyn -Neil Sandilands

Twintigeenentwintig – Jennifer Zamudio

Volume – Die Heuwels Fantasties

Woorde – Jodi Jantjies

 

Best African Adult Contemporary Album

Thetha Mama – The One Who Sings

Camagu – Ntando

2020 – Joe Nina

The Red Stoep – Nomfusi

Cwaka – Mandisi Dyantyis

 

Best Alternative Music Album

City Of God and The Jungle Below – Daniel Baron

Night Speak – Lo- Ghost

Glow – Alice Phoebe Lou

Romance Was Born – Anna Wolf

Child’s Play – Alice Phoebe Lou

 

Best R&B/Soul Album

Real Talk – P.Postman

The Arrival – Melleng

Sour Milk – Joda Kgosi

It’s All You – Brian Temba

It Is What It is – Mikhale Jones

 

Best Hip Hop Album

Father Of Zen – Kid X

Pheli Makaveli – 25K

Today’s Tragedy, Tomorrow’s Memory: Mixtape – A-Reece

Logan – Emtee

B4NOW – Blxckie

 

Best Kwaito Album

Don’t Lose Focus – Sukiri Papa

Let Dogs Lie Low – Simple Eugene

Kwaito Pallet – Shisaboy

Ama Roto Vol.2 – Reece Madlisa and Zuma

Trip To Jozi – King Razo

 

Best Dance Album

Muzika – Miza

Ghetto King – Zakes Bantwini

Musique – Chymamusique

When House Was House – Mobi Dixon

African Electronic Dance Music – Sun-El Musician

 

Best Traditional Faith Music Album

Vela Nkosi – Jumbo

In the Beginning – Paul K

Heaven’s Scroll – Puleng March

The Great Revival – Takie Ndou

Shrubs of Chronicle (Live) – Zaza

 

Best Contemporary Faith Music Album

My Heart To Him – Thabelo

Denga – Kingdmusic

Sacrificial Worship (Live) – Pulane Maphari

Find Me Singing – Lauren Cullen

The 34th Psalm – Ncebakazi Msomi

 

Best African Indigenous Faith Music Album

Ba Bosiu – Isaac and The Mighty Messengers

Re Kopa Go Wena Ramasedi – JTG Gospel Choir

Similapha Nkosi – NUZ Voices Of Joy

Ore Etele Mohloeki – The Harmony Singers Artist Development

Swi Lava Yeso – Zion Iskhalanga Academy

 

Rest Of Africa Award

Son Of A Tribe – Edgar Muzah (Zimbabwe)

Karabo – Malome Vector (Lesotho)

Boyfriend – Ckay (Nigeria)

If Orange Was A Place – Tems (Nigeria)

Love & Isolation – Tay Iwar (Nigeria)

 

Best Traditional Album

Dlozified – Mkhanyakude

Dziya Fhirtana – Vha Venda Cultural Group

Tshihwilili Tshanga – Dr Mercy Masakona Madzivhandila

Mathotse – Tau Sebata

Hantam Kerfees – Klipwerf

 

Best Maskandi Album

Ziyashisa – Makhamnandi

Wangikhulisa uMama – Shwi Nomtekhala

Idaymani – Thokozani Langa

Phakathi Komhlane nembeleko – Udumakahle

Ivila Laselawini – Mzukulu

 

Best Jazz Album

At This Point In Time Voices in Volumes – Herbie Tsoaeli

Music From My People – Sibusiso Mash Mashiloane

History In A Frame – Jimmy Dludlu

Revision – Steve Dyer

Quiet Please – McCoy Mrubata

 

Best Classical/Instrumental Album

Pangaea – Wouter Kellerman and David Arkenstone

African Bird – Khanyisile Mthetwa

It Takes Three – Charl Du Plessis Trio

Afrikaans – Scheppel

Franco Prinsloo: Kruis Van Liefde – Franco Prinsloo and Vox Chamber Choir

 

Best Afro Pop Album

iStiff – Mnqobi Yazo

New Faces To Old Problems – Bonga Kwana

Sukulila – Cici

Amalobolo – Aubrey Qwana

Amagama – Nomfundo Moh

 

Best Collaboration

Imali – Karyendasoul and Zakes Bantwini feat. Nana Atta

Osama – Zakes Bantwini and Kasango

Wamuhle – Njelic and Boohle feat. De Mthuda, Da Muziqal Chef

Zwivhuya – Makhadzi feat. Joe Delinger

No Rainbow – Msaki feat. Da Capo

 

Best Produced Music Video

Inhlupheko by Big Zulu – Edward (Gobi Beast) and Ofentse Mwase

Playback by K.O. – Ted Magerman

Mamezala by Mafikizolo feat. Simmy – Dale Fortune

When House Was House by Mobi Dixon feat. Mariechan and JNR SA – Mabi Ntuli and Shona

Finessin’ by AKA – Mninizo Sitho and Nhlanhla

 

Best Produced Album Of The Year

Karabo by Malome Vector – Bokang and Ndumiso

Platinumb Heart Open by Msaki – Neo Muyanga and Asanda

Destination Unknown by Vaughn Prangley – Howard Bradley

Thetha Mama by The One Who Sings – Sean, Keanan Leroy and Arthur

A World At Suicide by Kahn Morbee – Jacques du Plessis High

 

Best Engineered Album Of The Year

Candid by Moonga K – Greg Abrahams, Mike Zietsman and Vicente Espi

Ghetto King by Zakes Bantwini – Zakes Bantwini

Pheli Makaveli by 25K – Sibabalwe Andile Fiphaza

City Of God and The Jungle Below by Daniel Baron – Daniel Baron and Darryn Muller

It Takes Three by Charl Du Plessis Trio – Peter Auret

 

Remix Of The Year

Manyelo Dafro, Bassekou Kouyate and Da Capo- Ladon by Manyelo Dafro ft Basekou Kouyate

Lira and DJ Maphorisa – Feel Good by Lira

Sun- El Musician, Azana and Da Capo – Uhuru by Sun- El Musician and Azana

Da Capo – Mama by Josiah De Disciple and Boohle

DJ Cleo – Gcina Impilo Yam by Bucy Radebe

 

Best Reggae Album

He Crowned I Emperor – Skeleton Blazer

Trailblazer – Reign Afrika

Hard To Believe – Ras Canly

The Shift – Botanist Mr Lamington

Ngatanngwe – Red I Scorch

 

Best Amapiano Album

Nkulunkulu – Kamo Mphela

Auti eSharp – Mas Musiq

Kwa Kwa – Mellow and Sleazy

Notumato – Young Stunna

President Ya Strata – Focalistic

 

Best Gqom Album

Khula – Bello No Gallo

Summer Banger – Dlala Thukzin

Best Of The Best – T-Man

The Journey – Slenda Da Dancing DJ

Umshunqo Reloaded – Dladla Mshunqisi

 

RECORD OF THE YEAR

1. Osama – Zakes Bantwini and Kasango

2. Questions – Shekhinah

3. Mamela – Mi Casa

4. Banyana – DJ Maphorisa and Tyler ICU feat. Daliwonga, Sir Trill and Kabza De Small

5. Abalele – Kabza De Small and DJ Maphorisa feat. Ami Faku

6. Adiwele – Young Stunna feat. Kabza De Small

7. Bopha – Mellow & Sleazy and Felo Le Tee feat. DJ Maphorisa, Madumane and Young Stunna

8. Vula Mlomo – Musa Keys feat. Sir Trill and Nobantu Vilakazi

9. Asibe Happy – Kabza De Small and DJ Maphorisa feat. Ami Faku

10. John Wick – De Mthuda feat. Da Muziqal Chef and Sir Trill

11. I’m With You – Matthew Mole

12. Umsebenzi Wethu – Busta 929 and Mpura feat. Zuma, Mr JazziQ, Lady Du and Reece Madlisa

13. Black And White – Nasty C and Ari Lennox

14. Izolo – DJ Maphorisa and Tyler ICU feat. Mpura, Daliwonga and Visca

15. Phakade Lami – Nomfundo Moh feat. Sha Sha and Ami Faku

16. Jola – De Mthuda feat. Sino Msolo

17. Shine Your Light – Master KG and David Guetta feat. Akon

18. Postcards – Jeremy Loops

19. Ngathwala Ngaye – Kelly Khumalo feat. Mondli Ngcobo

20. Right Now – Elaine

 

MUSIC VIDEO OF THE YEAR

1. LiYoshona (Main Mix) – Kwiish SA feat. Njelic, MalumNator and De Mthuda

2. Izolo – DJ Maphorisa and Tyler ICU feat. Mpura, Daliwonga and Visca

3. Summer Yo Muthi – Blaq Diamond

4. Phakade Lami – Nomfundo Moh feat. Sha Sha and Ami Faku

5. Nkulunkulu – Kamo Mphela

6. Jola – De Mthuda feat Sino Msolo and Da Muziqal Chef

7. Indlovu – DJ Zinhle feat. Lloyiso

8. Yini Sdakwa – ThackzinDJ, Tee Jay and Sir Trill feat. Dlala Thukzin, Nkosazana_ Daughter, Rascoe Kaos, Moscow and Mpura

9. S’bali – Intaba Yase Dubai

10. Mamela – Mi Casa

11. John Wick – De Mthuda feat. Sir Trill and Da Muziqal Chef

12. Woza – Mr JazziQ, Kabza De Small and Lady Du feat. Boohle

13. Superman – DJ Stokie feat. Kabza De Small, Masterpiece YVK and Madumane

14. Getting Late – Tyla feat. Kooldrink

15. Umuzi eSandton – Big Zulu Feat. Lwah Ndlunkulu

16. Buyile – Khuli Chana feat. Tyler ICU, Stino Le Thwenny and Lady Du

17. Ghanama – Makhadzi feat. Prince Benza

18. Inhlupheko – Big Zulu feat. Mduduzi

19. Chucks – YOUNOTUS and Mi Casa

20. Mmapula – Busta 929 feat. Mzu M

 

SAMPRA ARTIST OF THE YEAR

1. Bello no Gallo

2. Haksul MUZIQ

3. Fanie Dick

4. AfroToniQ

5. Zion Agreement

6. A-Reece

7. Musa Keys

8. Msaki

9. Jennifer Zamudio

10. Millie Ngwalangwala

11. Rodger KB

12. Brandon Dhludhlu

13. HunTer Leite

14. NLite

15. Emtee

16. PressCee

17. Cece Vee

18. Young Stunna

19. Lady X

20. Makhadzi

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Flo Rida’s 6 Year Old Son In ICU After Falling From A Five Storey Building

The mother of rapper Flo Rida’s son has filed a lawsuit after their 6-year-old son was seriously injured in a fall from a fifth-floor apartment window.

 

Alexis Adams claims that the Jersey City building was equipped with “windows that posed a hazardous condition.” Adams says these windows allowed her son to fall onto concrete pavement three weeks ago, leaving him with serious injuries.

 

“As a single mom to a special needs child, this feels like a nightmare. My heart is broken into a million pieces. I am devastated, angry and struggling to come to terms with the fact that my only child has suffered severe injuries due to willful negligence of our landlord and others involved in failing to take necessary safety measures,” Adams wrote in a statement.

She says that repeated requests to have window guards were ignored.

Source: News12

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Westline Entertainment Opens Nominations For 2023 Western Music Awards

Westline Entertainment, organizers of the prestigious Western Music Awards have opened nominations for the 7th edition.

 

The awards schemes has 29 categories in this year’s edition, taking out one category from last year. “The ‘Most streamed Artiste of the year’ became a challenge last year as Artistes were submitting conflicting figures from different streaming platforms.

 

There is therefore the need for a clear definition with concentration on which of the streaming platforms we will concentrate on to determine the winner so for now it’s out, pending the board’s final decision” Nana Kwesi Coomson, head of Public Relations of Western Music Awards noted.

 

Works of Artistes and other stakeholders from February 2022 to January 2023 are considered eligible for this year’s Western Music Awards.

The deadline for nominations is April 30, 2023.

 

According to the Public Relations Department of the organizers, the theme for this year’s Western Music Awards is ‘This Is Music.’

 

All entries should be submitted via www.wmagh.com/submission by April 30, 2023.

 

The categories up for nomination include:

 

Afropop Song of the year

Album/EP of the year

Artiste of the Year

Best Blogger/ Promoter of the year

Brass Band of the year

Best Collaboration of the year

Entertainment Show of the year

Most Popular Ghanaian Song of the year

Gospel Artiste of the year

Gospel Song of the year

Group of the year

Highlife Artiste of the year

Highlife Song of the year

Hiplife Artiste of the year

Hiplife Song of the year

Hiphop Artiste of the year

Hiphop Song of the year

Music Video of the year

New Artiste of the year

Music Producer of the year

Radio DJ of the year

Rapper of the year

Reggae/Dancehall Artiste of the year

Reggae/Dancehall Song of the year

Most Popular Regional song of the year

Song Writer of the year

Urban Gospel Song of the year

Western Diaspora Artiste of the year

Best Instrumentalist of the year

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Kofi Kinaata Set To Thrill At Easter Sunday Bash At Greens Lounge

All is set for the maiden edition of the Easter Sunday bash with Kofi Kinaata at Greens Lounge in Tema community 9.

The sensational highlife musician is billed to entertain patrons to a night of endless music grooves and sounds.

The easter friday bash is the first ever music event in Tema as it also marks the continious range of shows with Kianaata.

The show is slated for 9th April 2023 at 8pm in Tema.

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Stonebwoy Reveals ‘5th Dimension’ Album Cover Art And Tracklist

Ghanaian music superstar and pioneer of “Afro-Dancehall” an infectious blend of Reggae, Dancehall, and Fusions from Africa, Stonebwoy, has revealed the cover artwork and tracklist of 5TH DIMENSION, his aptly titled fifth career album, set to arrive in stores on April 28th via Def Jam Recordings.

 

In addition to his current single “More Of You,” 5TH DIMENSION will also include “Life & Money” featuring Stormzy, the album’s lead single, produced by British-Ghanaian producer JAE5 (who has worked with the likes of Burna Boy, J Hus & Koffee.)

 

The red-hot track shows off the potent fusion of reggae, hip-hop, Afrobeat, and trap talent that has made Stonebwoy one of Africa’s most important artists.

 

Featured artists on the 5D album also include DavidoAngelique Kidjo, Shaggy, and Mereba, among others.

 

Presave 5th Dimension from HERE

 

Stonebwoy is an award-winning superstar who has been placing the continent firmly on the musical map with international touring, standout collaborations, and hugely popular singles since 2012.

 

He has duetted with international artists including Keri Hilson,, Sean Paul, Trey Songz, Burna Boy, Alpha Blondie, and many more. Stonebwoy has rocked some very notable stages across the world from 2019’s Rotom Sunsplash Festival (Spain) to 2020’s Afro Nation (Puerto Rico), 2021’s Yam Carnival (UK), and more recently the 2022 Fifa Fan Festival (Qatar).)

 

Stonebwoy’s numerous awards include Best International Act: Africa at the BET Awards, Artist of the Year at the Ghana Music Awards, and two Billboard plaques. He recently became the first Ghanaian artist to hit 100 million streams on the Audiomack platform. His high-profile presence on social media, Instagram, Facebook, Tik Tok, and Twitter ensure Stonebwoy’s close connection with fans in every corner of the globe.

 

Check the tracklist below.

1. Life & Money featuring Stormzy

2. Far Away

3. More of You

4. Avawulo

5. Therapy featuring Oxlade & Tiwa Savage

6. Forget 7. Secret Lover featuring Dexta Daps

8. Run AM featuring Mereba

9. Into The Future

10. In Control featuring Jaz Karis

11. Activate featuring Davido

12. My Sound featuring Shaggy

13. Apotheke with Maphorisa

14. African System

15. Where is the Love

16. Non-Stop

17. Manodzi featuring Angelique Kidjo

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Angelique Kidjo Wins 2023 Polar Music Prize

African music diva Angelique Kidjo has been awarded the Polar Music Prize 2023.

The multiple Grammy Award winner is one of three (3) Laureates who have been awarded the Polar Music Prize 2023.

The two (2) others are Chris Blackwell, founder of Island Records, one of the UK’s greatest independent record labels, and Estonian Arvo Pärt, the world’s most-performed living composer.

The Polar Music Prize ceremony will take place on Tuesday 23 May in Stockholm at the Grand Hôtel.

Since the inaugural ceremony in 1992, the Polar Music Prize has been renowned as music’s most prestigious honour. It has been celebrating the achievements of some of the world’s most important and inspiring musical figures for over three decades. The prize is presented in Stockholm in the presence of the Swedish Royal Family. Each Laureate will receive prize money of 600,000 Swedish Kroner (approx. £47,681/US $57,384).

Marie Ledin, managing director of the Polar Music Prize, said:

“We are delighted to honour these three Laureates who have all made such a global impact with their music. Angélique Kidjo is an inspirational artist, she constantly explores and challenges and is one of the greatest singer-songwriters in international music. We are thrilled to be recognising her talent and shining a light on her important work with the Batonga Foundation.

On being awarded the Polar Music Prize, Angélique Kidjo said: “My passion for music has always been unwavering. Being on stage for me is like being in paradise – it’s my sanctuary. It’s my place to link and to connect with my fellow human beings. That is something that I’m grateful for every day.

“To be awarded the Polar Music Prize is humbling. I have no words to say how important this is for me. It comes with a sense of responsibility that is bestowed upon me as an artist to continue to do great work. I will do my best to be a proud recipient of the Prize through my work as a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador, on behalf of the children, and as an ambassador of music, to help create a world in which we can all live in peace. Thank you so much for making me part of this prestigious Prize, in such a prestigious company.”

Angélique Kidjo is a five-time Grammy Award winner, a creative force with 16 albums to her name, and was named “Africa’s premier diva” by Time Magazine. Furthermore, the BBC included Kidjo in its list of ‘The Continent’s 50 Most Iconic Figures’. She was included in The Guardian’s ‘Top 100 Most Inspiring Women in the World’, and was the first woman on Forbes’ list of ‘The Most Powerful Celebrities in Africa’.

As a performer, Angélique’s striking voice, stage presence and fluency in multiple cultures and languages has won respect from her peers, expanding her following across national borders. She has cross-pollinated the West African traditions of her childhood in Benin with elements of American R&B, funk and jazz, as well as influences from Europe and Latin America.

Angélique travels the world advocating on behalf of children in her capacity as a UNICEF and OXFAM goodwill Ambassador. She has created her own charitable foundation, Batonga, dedicated to supporting the education of young girls in Africa.

Previous recipients of the Polar Music Prize include Paul McCartney, Bruce Springsteen, Peter Gabriel, Chuck Berry, Ennio Morricone, Led Zeppelin, Patti Smith, Stevie Wonder, Paul Simon, Kronos Quartet, Joni Mitchell, Elton John, Metallica, Iggy Pop, Ravi Shankar, Renée Fleming, Miriam Makeba, Wayne Shorter, Sofia Gubaidulina and many more.

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I Would Have Been One Of The Top Artiste Now If Social Media Had Been Popular When I Started Music – King Paluta Reveals

King Paluta, renowned Ghanaian music artiste with the most popular song at the moment, ‘Yahitte Remix’ which features Strongman, Amerado, Qwame Stika and Andy Dosty has stated unequivocally that he would have been miles ahead of his game if social media had been widely accepted when he began his music career.

 

Taking us through his music journey, he highlighted that, social media today has been of great importance to him as his music career is concern. Expounding on that point, King Paluta stated that the world has come to know and accept his craft as a result of social media because music can now travel to other parts of the world without you physically going there.

 

King Paluta announced his accession in a recent interview, emphasizing that if social media had been popular during his musical journey, he would have gotten more mileage that he does now.

 

He once again advises everyone to make good use of their social media platforms in promoting whatever good will they are involved in.

 

Enjoy Yahitte remix here: https://yve.fanlink.to/yahite

 

 

Socials

Fb: King Paluta Music

Twitter: @KingPalutaMusic

IG: @KingPalutaMusic

 

Management Info

Kingpalutamusic@gmail.com

+233 (0) 246074607

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Meet Kyn Troy, The Fast Rising Rapper From Western Region

Stephen Debrah Wilson best known as Kyn Troy is a Ghanaian Hiphop – Afrobeats Songwriter and a musician.A member of Tzone Empire Entertainment CEO of DeHydOut Recording Studio .

Born : 01/09/1999, age (23 years ) Tarkwa
Parents: Comfort Debrah – Wilson and Emmanuel Ben Debrah – Wilson
Full Name : Stephen Debrah-Wilson
Genres: Afrobeats,Afropop , Hiphop, Hiplife, Highlife

Other Names : Story Mode Activated, Obeshokiwon

Occupations : Singer , Rapper , Producer / Mixing and Mastering Engineering

Instrument(s) : Piano

Years Active : 2017 – Present

Label : Tzone Empire Entertainment

Early Life :

Stephen Debrah-Wilson was born on the 1st of September 1999 in Tarkwa, Ghana to Emmanuel and Comfort Debrah-Wilson .He has four siblings, two boys and two girls , In descending other Michael, Mercy , Elizabeth and Patrick and he happens to be the fourth born .He recieved his basic education at Gogoe Memorial School Complex and proceeded to Tarkwa Snr High School (TARSCO) .

Music Career:

Since 2017 till date , Kyn Troy has been releasing bangers after banger and has done both international and Internal featuring with Super stars like Brandon Michael Hall , Paul Hounkpati etc.
Songs like Sing For Me , No Wahala , Don’t Let Go , Super Man , Moment Of Love , Day Ones , No Title , Na You , Hustle For Tomorrow Ep and more come

Awards :

Won 2021 GMA Discovery Artist Of The Year
2021 WEBA Discovery Artiste Of The Year
2022 WEBA Hiplife/Hiphop Artiste Of the year
And couple of nominations PHMA Awards
Song Of The Year 2021
Best Collaboration Of the year 2021

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Meet Klasikbeatz, Ghanaian UK Based Producer, Musician And Multi Instrumentalist

Emmanuel Nana Kwasi Bonsu known by trade name as Klasikbeatz is a Ghanaian and UK based record producer Who specializes in making beats for the genres Afro beats , reggae fusion and more genres

Lately, it seems the veteran producer has left much of the producing to younger producers like this talented producer Klasikbeatz but he still remains the very best at what he does.

Klasikbeatz is noted for producing a consecutive string of hits, and has played and performed with many great artiste Worldwide including Emeli Sande, Idris Elba , Reekado Banks ,Teni , Kidi ,Kwesi Arthur, Camidoh, Darkovibes, Darkoo and many more

His production catalog include songs like efya forgetting me , camidoh ghetto love , kwabena kwabena ride or die

Klasikbeatz is a producer that knows how to produce highly infectious tunes that easily becomes a fans favourite.

When it comes to having ears for great sound, His Tempo is unrivalled for miles. Indeed he is the genius.

Klasikbeatz has majored in producing so many international bangers and the list is endless because there are many talented musicians he has produced who are not given him the accolades he deserves but he still finds it as a priority to put his country Ghana at first and produce more Ghanaian talent for the global music market.

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Meet The Rising Sensational Female Act, Daisy

Dai isy Agyemang was born into a music family and started singing at a young age of 4 during her Sunday school days.

 

She followed her dad, Apostle F.Y. Agyemang on several ministry trips to minister in songs of worship and praises. She is a gifted minstrel anointed with the Holy Spirit and Power to lead God’s people into His presence through worship, praises, word and prayer.

 

She is currently working on releasing her debut single, Consecrate me featuring Denzel Prempeh.

 

The song is being produced by Charles Pettingle and KODA in Audio Temple Productions.

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6ix9ine Hospitalized After Reportedly Being Attacked By Multiple Men In Florida Gym

American artist Tekashi 6ix9ine has been hospitalized following an ambush by a group of attackers in the bathroom of a gym in South Florida on Tuesday.

The rapper sustained injuries to his face and bruises, according to his attorney, Lance Lazzaro.

Lazzaro said the rapper was attacked in and outside the LA Fitness gym sauna by three or four men who beat him up, though he tried fighting back. “He had cuts to his face and bruises,” Lazzaro said. The attorney said that the perpetrators fled after employees heard the disturbance.

Police in South Florida were called, and Hernandez was transported via ambulance to a local hospital, according to Lazzaro. It is unclear if the rapper remains hospitalized.

Hernandez was arrested and sentenced to two years in prison in 2019 on nine charges, including racketeering, drug trafficking and firearm offences in relation to his involvement with the Nine Trey Bloods gang. Hernandez received a shortened prison sentence after he cooperated with federal officials to imprison his associates. He was released early due to COVID-19 concerns after a judge called the rapper a “model prisoner.”

In a video leaked on Twitter, one of Hernandez’s assailants is heard saying, “Take a picture. I’m gonna be famous now.” Another video captured a bloodied Hernandez walking out of the gym.

According to several media reports, Hernandez was ejected from a Miami baseball stadium Friday for being intoxicated and disturbing fans.

 

Source: Variety

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