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Stonebwoy’s vibrant and captivating video for Jejereje, directed by Prince Banini Jnr—professionally known as Banini—has won Music Video of the Year at the 26th Telecel Ghana Music Awards. The video stood out for its creative visuals, strong cultural elements, and high production quality. Released in September 2024, Jejereje quickly became a fan favorite, racking up views and gaining attention for its unique look and powerful message. The video blends traditional Ghanaian aesthetics with a modern visual style, creating a striking experience that resonated with both fans and critics. It also features a special appearance by popular Ghanaian socialite Sheena Gakpe.…

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At the 26th Telecel Ghana Music Awards (TGMA), Empress Gifty won the Best Traditional Gospel Song award for her hit track Watch Me. The song, which combines traditional African rhythms with powerful gospel messages, stood out as a favorite in the category. Watch Me highlights Empress Gifty’s ability to blend indigenous sounds with meaningful gospel lyrics. The song’s message of resilience and faith has resonated with audiences across Ghana, making it a key contender for the award. It speaks to overcoming challenges and staying strong in faith, themes that are central to Empress Gifty’s music. The success of Watch Me…

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At the 26th Telecel Ghana Music Awards (TGMA) on May 10, 2025, Yaw Sarpong won the prestigious Achievement of the Year award, recognizing his outstanding contributions to the Ghanaian music industry. Yaw Sarpong has been a major figure in Ghanaian music for decades, known for his blend of Highlife and Gospel music. His songs have earned him respect both locally and internationally. This award celebrates his dedication and influence on the music scene. The TGMA ceremony, held at the Accra International Conference Centre, recognized the best in Ghanaian music. Sarpong’s win highlights his lasting impact on the music industry. His…

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King Promise’s infectious hit “Paris” has earned him the Best Afropop Song of the Year award at the 26th Telecel Ghana Music Awards (TGMA), cementing his place as one of the leading voices in the Afropop scene. Released in 2024, “Paris” quickly gained traction, with its smooth blend of Afrobeat rhythms and captivating lyrics. The song’s catchy hook and vibrant energy made it a fan favorite, dominating airwaves and streaming platforms. It stood out among a competitive field, which included hits from top Ghanaian artists like Mr Drew, KiDi, and Lasmid The success of “Paris” is further highlighted by its…

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Gospel music took center stage at the 26th Telecel Ghana Music Awards (TGMA) as Diana Hamilton and Mercy Chinwo’s spirit-filled anthem “The Doing of the Lord” earned the prestigious International Collaboration of the Year award. This powerful track brought together two of Africa’s most celebrated gospel voices—Ghana’s Diana Hamilton and Nigeria’s Mercy Chinwo—in a cross-border collaboration that captured hearts across the continent and beyond. Released in January 2024, the song soared to the top of YouTube’s charts in Ghana within 24 hours and also made waves in the UK, peaking at number 14 on the UK’s top 30 chart. What makes…

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The 26th edition of the Telecel Ghana Music Awards (TGMA) saw a thrilling celebration of talent, and one of the night’s biggest highlights was “Lomo Lomo” by KiDi and Black Sherif clinching the award for Best Collaboration of the Year. The dynamic partnership between KiDi’s silky Afrobeats flair and Black Sherif’s raw, emotive delivery proved to be a musical masterstroke. “Lomo Lomo” quickly became a fan favorite following its release in July 2024, dominating charts and receiving massive airplay across the country. Its captivating music video, released in September, crossed a million views on YouTube in just 11 days—a testament…

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Ghanaian rapper Kweku Smoke has taken home the award for Best Hip Hop Song at the 26th Telecel Ghana Music Awards (TGMA) with his standout track, “Holy Ghost.” The win marks a major milestone in the young artist’s career and reinforces his place among Ghana’s elite hip hop talents. The category featured tough competition, with nominations from some of the biggest names in the industry, including Black Sherif (“Kilos Milos”), Sarkodie featuring Beeztrap KOTM (“Amen”), and Joey B (“Princess”). Despite the strong field, “Holy Ghost” rose to the top, earning praise for its lyrical depth, distinct flow, and street-rooted authenticity.…

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Rising rap sensation King Paluta has bagged one of the top honors at the 26th Telecel Ghana Music Awards (TGMA), winning Best Hiplife Song of the Year for his inspiring and widely loved single, “Aseda.” A heartfelt track that blends gratitude with raw street poetry, “Aseda” (meaning “Thanksgiving” in Twi) captured the hearts of Ghanaians across all walks of life. With its catchy chorus, clever wordplay, and signature hiplife rhythm, the song became an anthem of celebration and resilience. The single racked up impressive streaming numbers—over 50 million streams on Boomplay, 42 million on Audiomack, and a spot among Spotify’s Top…

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Gospel sensation Joe Mettle has once again proven his vocal mastery by winning the Best Male Vocal Performance award at the 26th Telecel Ghana Music Awards (TGMA). He earned the honor for his soul-lifting song “Oba Awon Oba,” which showcased the depth and range of his vocal ability. Known for his smooth delivery and spiritual intensity, Joe Mettle stood out in a competitive field that included powerful vocalists like Kofi Nuel (“Do Not Fear”), Emmanuel Judah (“Aseda”), MOG Music (“Ahuoden Fofro”), and Ayisi (“Can I Live”). Yet, it was Mettle’s flawless control, emotive phrasing, and consistent excellence that secured him…

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Ghanaian rapper Tulenkey has taken home the Best Hiplife Song of the Year award at the Telecel Ghana Music Awards (TGMA) with his chart-topping single “Bad Feeling” featuring Beeztrap KOTM. The award recognizes Tulenkey’s dynamic contribution to the hiplife genre, blending classic rhythms with a modern twist that resonated strongly with fans and industry insiders alike. “Bad Feeling” stood tall in a highly competitive category, beating out strong contenders such as: “Soja Go Soja Come” – Eno Barony ft. King Paluta “Rebel Music” – Black Sherif “No Competition” – Okyeame Kwame ft. Kuami Eugene “No Sir” – Sarkodie “Enter” –…

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