Emerging from the vibrant music scene of Tema, Ghana, YK Young King is poised to make waves with his upcoming release, "OGA." 

The dubbing rapper, known for his infectious beats and captivating lyrics, is ready to showcase his talent once again. 

Set to drop soon, "OGA" promises to be a danceable tune that will ignite the dancefloor and get bodies moving. 

YK Young King's unique style and ability to blend various musical elements have earned him a growing fan base and critical acclaim. As anticipation builds for the release, fans and music enthusiasts alike eagerly await the arrival of this promising track from the young king of Tema.

Ghanaian rapper Sarkodie has issued a warning to his fans about fake Snapchat accounts posing as him on the platform. 

The musician, who has a massive following across social media, took to Twitter to alert his fans and followers that he is not yet on Snapchat, and any account purporting to be him on the platform is a fake.

Sarkodie's tweet read, "Not on Snapchat yet ... report any account posing as me on the platform." 

The rapper's message serves as a reminder to his fans to remain vigilant and cautious while interacting on social media.

Impersonation on social media is a growing concern, and celebrities are often targeted by scammers and fraudsters looking to trick their fans into giving away money or personal information. 

The best way to avoid falling victim to such scams is to verify the authenticity of an account before engaging with it.

In conclusion, Sarkodie's warning is a timely reminder for his fans and followers to be cautious and stay safe while using social media.

Ghanaian record producer MOG Beatz, whose real name is Nana Yaw Wiredu, has recently acquired and unveiled his new mansion in Ghana. 

The talented music producer shared a photo of his new property on social media with the caption “Blessed “, expressing his excitement and gratitude to his fans for their support.

MOG Beatz has worked with some of the biggest names in the Ghanaian music industry, including Sarkodie, Shatta Wale, and Stonebwoy, among others. He is also the founder of MOG Studios, a leading music production studio in Ghana.

The acquisition of his new mansion is a testament to MOG Beatz's hard work and dedication to his craft. We congratulate him on this significant achievement and wish him continued success in his music career.

Ghanaian rapper Yaa Pono recently took to Twitter to criticize fellow artists who he believes have unrealistic goals of winning a Grammy Award. 

In a tweet, he wrote, "Grammy aimers, nkwasia thinking nkoaa," which translates to "foolish thinking." This statement sparked a conversation on social media, with some fans agreeing with Yaa Pono's sentiment and others defending the ambition to win a Grammy. 

While winning a Grammy is undoubtedly a prestigious accomplishment for any musician, it's essential to focus on creating meaningful and impactful art rather than solely seeking validation from award shows. Yaa Pono's tweet serves as a reminder to stay grounded and prioritize artistic integrity above all else.

Tema-based rising artist Sector Roses has just released a brand new hip hop  single titled "Dazed". The track, produced by the artist himself, is a smooth blend of infectious melodies and captivating rhythms that is sure to get listeners on their feet.

With "Dazed", Sector Roses showcases his versatility as an artist, effortlessly delivering catchy lyrics and a well-crafted production that's both danceable and uplifting. The song's infectious chorus and groovy instrumentation are a testament to the artist's creativity and artistry, proving that he has what it takes to make it big in the Ghanaian music scene and beyond.

.With this latest release, the rising artist is sure to make a name for himself and cement his position as one of the most exciting new talents from Tema.

Listen Here: https://audiomack.com/salty-sector/song/dazed-prod-by-roses-bheatz

Ghanaian musician Cj Biggerman has expressed his concern over the state of the music industry in Ghana. 

In a tweet, he said the industry was in a dire state, and that basic systems and structures that should be readily available were nonexistent. 

According to Cj Biggerman, talented individuals were struggling to make a name for themselves, and had to resort to beef or negative news to generate buzz. 

He urged Ghanaian artists to learn from their Nigerian counterparts and take the industry seriously. 

He called for a collective effort to revive the industry, saying that artists deserve better and that it was time to create a thriving industry.

He wrote;

The Ghanaian Music industry is in a dire state, and it breaks my heart. We keep holding onto the "One day e go bee" mentality while we're losing out on valuable opportunities. Basic systems and structures that should be readily available are nonexistent.

It's true that we have some Ghanaians who have made it big globally, but they're not looking at the bigger picture. They're all moving solo. We need a collective effort to bring life back into the industry.

It's disheartening that for an artist in Ghana to generate buzz, they have to resort to beef or negative news that won't translate into anything substantial over a long period.

Look at our Nigerian brothers and sisters who run successful campaigns for their projects, which translates into global phenomena. We need to learn from them and take our music industry seriously.

Talented individuals are struggling to make a name for themselves, and it's painful to see their talents go to waste. We need a revival of the industry, and those who understand the game should make a conscious effort to bring life back into it.

Let's not sit back and watch our music industry crumble. We need to have a serious conversation about this and take action to make it better. Our artists deserve better, and we owe it to them to create a thriving industry.”

Ghanaian musician, Shatta Wale, has praised Kasapreko as the best company he has worked with in Ghana as an ambassador. 

In a recent tweet, he commended the company for their exceptional treatment of celebrities and expressed his loyalty to them even after his contract ends. He wrote 

“The best company I have worked with in Ghana as an Ambassador will always be KASAPREKO .. @Kasaprekogh 

Reason : They know how to treat celebs when working with them and I have never regretted joining that family ..

Even if my contracts ends with them ,I will still promote them my own way no matter what ..

God bless the whole staff and the founder Himself ❤️🙏🥂”

Shatta Wale's endorsement is a testament to the positive reputation Kasapreko has built in the industry. 

With their flagship product, Alomo Bitters, Kasapreko has become a household name in Ghana and beyond, and their partnership with Shatta Wale has undoubtedly strengthened their brand image

Gyakie releases ‘Scar’ featuring London rapper Jbee

Ghanaian multiple award winning songstress, Gyakie finally drops her music anticipated song titled “SCAR”

SCAR is an emotive sound that sonically blends Gyakie’s R&B melodies and soulful vocals with the Sosa produced drill beats. 

The song features North London's climbing rap riser JBee

What’s more interesting is how UK’s fast rising young JBEE steps in with his story telling and personal rap lyrics.

Lyrics - Scar 

Flip The Music

Running around with a scar on my leg

Who’s gonna help? i’m in pain

Release me from this hurt

You left me in jail, left me jail!!