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.

Music talent shows have become a notable fixture on television with a number of contestants from these shows often going on to have successful careers.

Mention can be made of shows like Stars of the Future and Mentor which have given us stars like Efya, Irene Logan, Kaakie, Cee, Kesse among others. Mentor and Stars of the Future are now part of TV history but in their absence, MTN Hitmaker is now filling the gap.

Just days after its release, reigning VGMA Artiste of the Year, Joe Mettle’s new single, Bo Noo Ni, has jumped to the number 1 spot on Apple Music’s chart.

The chart also has Show You Off by the World, Link by Jim Joseph and Highest by Sarkodie and in the 2nd, 3rd and 4th positions respectively.

His passion for working the turn-tables is so great that it is what keeps Saka DJ of Radio XYZ going in life.

The winner of the Best Campus DJ at the Ghana Tertiary Awards who started DJing at age 11 enjoys seeing people happy when he is in charge and dropping tune after tune.

“Your love is a beautiful thing; that's why I'm here confessing", are the simple but emotive words of rapper/singer Sariki, as he pours his heart out to his love interest in his latest offering, Yaa Asantewaa.

Produced by ace producer Appietus, Yaa Asantewaa features hiplife legend, Obrafour who infuses his ever reliable staple of catchy hooks to make this song a definite must listen.

A professional keyboardist, Reginald Quansah, has advised parents to allow their children develop their creative talents especially in the area of music.

Reginald said it is wrong for parents to deter their children from pursuing a career in music in fear of them becoming social deviants.

If there’s anything United Kingdom-based Ghanaian artiste, Akata Stone, real name Lloyd Twum-Ampofo has a lot of, it is certainly confidence and he shows that through the distinctive vocal delivery on his new single called ‘Zobrazo’.

He sings pretty well in his natural tone but switches effortlessly to a striking falsetto and also spices things up with some rap. Produced by Nad Xclusive, the mid- tempo highlife track is Akata Stone’s third release this year after ‘Bedroom’ in January and ‘Taking Over Remix’ in July.

The Musicians Union of Ghana (MUSIGA) last Thursday paid a courtesy call on Zylofon Media to welcome the media house into the music industry and to create a rapport for future collaborations.

Representing MUSIGA were the President, Bice Osei Kuffuor aka Obour, Vice President, Bessa Simons, National Organiser, Chizzy Wailer, among a host of others.

The auditorium of the National Theatre was filled to capacity as many young Ghanaians came out in their numbers to listen to Gospel singer Sonnie Badu, Ceccy Twum and Coded of 4X4 among others talk about emotional growth of young people at the third edition of Youth Empowerment Summit, (iYES) last Friday.

iYES is an annual platform that brings together successful individuals and young people for a frank exchange of ideas aimed at empowering the latter to reach for higher feat in life.

Gospel musician, Gabriel Yaw Sarfo, better known as Sir Gabby, sees humility as an important cloak every Christian must wear and that forms the theme of his newly-released album called Mebre Meho Ase (I Will Be Humble).

The eight-track collection will be launched on Sunday, September 10, at the Dunwell Methodist Church, at Santa Maria in Accra. To Sir Gabby, it is only God’s grace that has brought him this far and the album launch will be a platform for all to appreciate and adore God for his abundant kindness.

Accra-based music duo, U2Jay, are working hard to become an easily noticeable brand on the scene and their latest on the market are two singles: No Bi China and By The Way.

Made up of Joseph Wise Laryea (UWonda) and Jewel Nartey (Jewnart), U2Jay often lean toward love themes and the current tracks follow in that direction.