If Ghanaian music were a person in 2025, it would be that flamboyant cousin who arrives at every funeral, wedding, outdooring, and impromptu naming ceremony in kente-patterned streetwear—effortlessly ...
The year 2005 marked one of the most iconic eras in Ghanaian music history. Whether it was on the radio, on television, at a bar on a relaxed Friday night, or simply while passing by a trotro station, ...
CLOVIS, Calif. (KFSN) -- For Mireil and her mother, Karena Crankson, music means everything. It's a way of life in their household. Karena moved from Ghana in 2004 and says one of the many things she ...
Ebo Taylor became one of Ghana’s major prolific musicians in the 1950s and ’60s, making his signature Ghanaian highlife that influenced the father of afrobeat, Fela Kuti. As highlife and afrobeat ...
Fra means “mix” in the Ghanaian Akan language and it’s also the name of a music group from Accra, Ghana. The band FRA! is a mix of music styles and influences. For a taste, we hear from band member ...
WASHINGTON — Daddy Lumba, the Ghanaian highlife singer frequently ranked as the West African nation's greatest musical artist, died Saturday, after suffering a "short illness", according to the artist ...
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Amos Gabia from Third Street Music School Settlement and Flor Bromley share songs. Amos Gabia from Third Street Music School Settlement shares songs and rhythms from Ghana. Flor Bromley sings “Head ...
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Highlife Music at 100: Stakeholders urged to promote genre worldwide
By Ernest Nutsugah Accra, Nov. 11, GNA - Celebrated Highlife musician, Akosua Agyapoong, has urged industry players to promote and sustain the growth of Ghanaian Highlife locally and on global stages.
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