Reggae artiste, Ras Kuuku is all praises to God for seeing him through 2017 and he has summed up his appreciation in a new gospel song titled Wo.

The song, flavoured with reggae rhythm praises God for all he has done for him and the strength to overcome his challenges.

There is no doubting the role Ga rapper, Tinny has played in the music industry but he feels there is too much disrespect from the new crop of artistes and he vents his frustration on a new track titled Goway You There featuring Apaatse.

Award winning Hiplife artiste, Kwaw Kese has always stoked controversy with some of his statements about the music industry and it seems he will not be stopping anytime soon.

In his latest song titled, Envy, the 2008 VGMA Artiste of the Year takes on his colleagues for not supporting one another, a situation he says is crippling the industry.

Since rapper Sarkodie burst onto the music scene, he has consistently delivered so many hit songs but according to him, none can compare to his track, Adonai. 

Released in 2014, Adonai, which featured Castro, was a huge song and its impact was felt not only in Ghana but outside the country as well.

 Afrobeats artiste, Quata Budukusu has expressed excitement that his latest album Quantum Riddim has been selected for consideration in the Reggae Album category for the 2018 Grammy Awards. 

He joins Blakk Rasta bringing to two the number of Ghanaian musicians being considered in the Reggae Album catergory for the 2018 Grammy Awards.

Since bursting onto the mainstream music scene, Kurl Songx has drawn a lot of comparisons to the popular Ghanaian singer/rapper, Castro (De Destroyer).

Music lovers are all too familiar with Castro’s musical prowess, his unqiue voice which he lent to many hits including Sarkodie’s Adonai, his dance moves and his rap.

Before Sarkodie released his fifth studio album, Highest, two months ago, the rapper was so sure there would be no 2017 edition of his annual Rapperholic concert.

Music has always been used as a tool for social change and on Saturday, November 25, some big names in music will gather at the Tema Sports Stadium for a concert that will draw attention to drug abuse.

Dubbed, Untamed Energy, the concert will feature the likes of Keche, Stay Jay, D Cryme, Eno Barony, Choirmaster, Edem and several more.

Hiphop artiste, D Black is really ready for Christmas and it will be a good one for him as his latest single, Julie which features highlife artiste, Bisa Kdei is set to be a staple for the festivities.

Julie, released three weeks ago, is a single off his untitled fourth album which is yet to be released and has been hyped as the official Christmas anthem.

Until recently, Dancehall’s MzVee was the queen of Lynx Entertainment and all the resources were poured into ensuring that she became successful and that has paid off immensely.

However, now it seems two additions to the Lynx stable, Kidi and Kuami Eugene, are taking her shine as they are commanding all the attention.

What is it about Reggae music that has got Pink FM's Conscious Queen so hooked?

Since she started hosting reggae programme, Rasta Jet, six years ago, Conscious Queen has not missed even a day at work nor has she gone on leave and she explains that her passion for Reggae is the reason.

She has travelled the world with her enchanting Afrobeats music and her fans and many more will once again see what makes Noella Wiyaala such a world-beater when she performs on Friday, November 10 at the Labadi Beach Hotel in Accra.

She has lived most of her life in the US but her love for her home country has seen Afropop artiste, Myra Kay, pushing her music career here.

In April this year, she released her debut Dance the Night Away which was also her introduction to the Ghanaian music scene.

It is the dream of every new artiste to have a breakthrough song but try as highlife artiste, Haruna Mohammed Buhari has, he has failed.

And he is blaming DJs for the misfortunes of upcoming artistes like himself. He tells Showbiz that all the effort he has put in his works have been unsuccessful because DJs don’t appreciate good music.

The saying is that life begins at 40 and for most people when they hit this milestone, they celebrate in style but that’s not the case for ace Gospel artiste, Nii Okai.

He turned 40 on September 19 and has chosen to support people in need.

As part of his celebrations, NIi Okai is raising funds to support free open heart surgeries for 40 children with congenital heart problems at the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital (KATH) in Kumasi.