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.

After a three-year ‘apprenticeship’ studying the Gospel music scene, Sophia Asiedua has ‘graduated’ and is ready to release her maiden album, Nea W’aye.

The album, which will be launched on Sunday, September 24 at the Church Of Pentecost, Exhibition Assembly, Dansoman has seven tracks which are a mix of worship and mid-tempo tunes.

DJ X, the winner of the Best Mixtape DJ award at the 2016 and 2017 editions of the Ghana DJ Awards, has released a new mixtape dubbed The Recognize Vol. 1.

The 32-track mixtape is a combination of local and international hit singles from several genres.

Singer, Yaa Yaa, will on Wednesday, October 4 perform at the Goethe-Institut in Accra as part of a monthly series dubbed ‘Goethe Abansuro’.

Designed for solo and duet acoustic sessions in a tranquil and comfortable environment, ‘Abansuro’ also ensures one-on-one interactions and exchanges between artises and the audience.

There has been so much talk about the comeback of Hiplife group, Bradez but they have ‘swerved’ fans for long. 

The uncertainty about their reunion was heightened by the success one half of the group, Flowking Stone was enjoying with his solo career.

Singer, M a N U E L is set to release two new singles in the coming weeks to announce his debut as an artiste.

The budding singer who music has always been a part of his life says he was influenced by diverse sounds from the African continent especially from old authentic Ghanaian musicians such as Kojo Antwi, Amakye Dede, Daddy Lumba, Osibisa, Besa Simons among others.

Rapper and spoken word artist, M.anifest is urging Ghanaian artistes to use their songs to tell the country’s rich heritage story.

According to the Asa artiste, it will be unfortunate for the new generation not to have any knowledge of the country’s history.

Gospel artiste, Piesie Esther, is out with a video of Osoree Mu Tumi, the title song of her new album.

It follows the success of the video for Okuraseni, one of the songs from the album.

Ashaiman, the home of some of our biggest music stars is set to produce another star Adam Ro who has released a new single titled, Higher Man.

Higher Man is recorded the a one drop Reggae rhythm and was produced and mixed by Beatz Piero.

Whoever Ajo is to upcoming Afro pop artiste, VVICE, then she must be something special as he cannot stop praising her on his new single of the same name.

On the track, which features hiplife grandpapa, Reggie Rockstone, VVICE gushes about his partner’s qualities and how she stands tall among her peers.

Satisfied with the qualities of his partner, VVICE boasts of how his woman stands tall among her peers and knows her place as well.

Seal thinks music has become ''empty'' over time.

The 54-year-old singer and songwriter has ''never'' wanted to be considered a celebrity but a musician who has a special talent to do ''something exceptional'', but he believes artiste nowadays are too consumed with the fame that they do not produce music of any substance.