He become popular during this year’s Vodafone Ghana Music Awards  and there was hope that he was the next big thing to happen to the highlife music in Ghana but since then, not much has been heard of Kumi Guitar.

A bash by some of the best-known names in Ghanaian popular music will come off tomorrow, December 19, at the forecourt of Broadcasting House,GBC, on the Ring Road in Accra.

While Beyonce’s surprise album released last year has earned the singer incredible buzz and a number of Grammy nominations, one track on the self-titled album has landed her a possible lawsuit.

The American hip-hop artiste released his third studio album, 2014 Forest Hills Drive, earlier this week and is busy promoting his new music in the lead up to Christmas.

In life, some have it rosy while others have it rough.

MTN Hitmaker winner, Koo Ntakra, has finally released a video for his Move Back song, which features Yaa Pono.

A 25-member band, 4 J (For Jesus Band), will launch their maiden album, Masem, at the Precious Family House Chapel, Haatso, in Accra on Sunday, December 28, at 3pm.

Popular UK based deejay, DJ Manny Morte, is scheduled to be in Ghana for the second edition of the Hennessy Artistry DJ Club Tour.

Having made waves on the music scene earlier this year with the release of his mixtape titled Road to Success, Afrobeats artiste, Predy-X Omane, is back with a new single that is sure to capture the attention of music lovers everywhere.

A blend of Ghanaian highlife and rhythms are becoming bass music remix hits on dance floors in the UK, writes Chris Matthews.

Latest hit tune by Criss Waddle titled P3p33p3 features Ahuof3 Patri of boys kassa  fame.

Enjoy the video.

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He is one of the most accomplished deejays in the system at the moment and that is why Nii Ayi Tagoe has been chosen by the old students of St Rose’s School (ROSA) to make them dance tonight.

Enterprising female dancehall artiste, MzVee, has been announced as the brand ambassador for Blaqe Energy drink from Denmark.

Psy has done it again. The snazzy, relentlessly over-the-top Korean pop star who took the world by storm with his “Gangnam Style” video in the summer of 2012 has gone and broken YouTube’s video counter.

Ghanaian reggae dancehall artiste,  Kojo Kombolo was one of the support acts for Sizzla Kalonji.