Manuel Tuffour, a worship leader, singer, and songwriter, is anointed by the Holy Spirit to create life-giving and transformative music. His unique approach to songwriting and versatile delivery comes from years of profound encounters with the Lord.
Gospel singer Philipa Baafi shared that reintroducing CDs and pen drives could help the Ghanaian music industry break even and generate better returns on investment.While she supports music streaming, she feels the industry rushed into the digital space without fully exploiting the potential of hard copy sales.
Kumasi came alive as every soul present at Ofosuhemaa Richlove's maiden concert which happened at the Family Chapel International on the 4th of August. Amongst the ministers that was billed was the legendary Gospel Songstress Empress Gifty Adorye.
A young man has proposed donating his drinking establishment to the Grace Mountain Ministry, founded by Chief Alpharian Rev. Agyeman Elvis, for use as a church center. This offer was made during an evangelism outreach by the ministry's youth.
Renowned gospel artist Esther Smith is set to make a powerful impact on the Ghanaian gospel music scene with two highly anticipated events in August 2024. The celebrated musician, known for her soulful voice and inspiring lyrics, will be hosting events in Kumasi on August 25th and in Accra on August 30th.
Ghanaian Gospel Songstress Nana Adwoa is about to host her annual worship concert, "fireplace UP encounter 2024," inside the america. This fairly anticipated occasion guarantees to be an uplifting revel in, proposing a powerful lineup of artists, including Efe Grace and MoGmusic.
Last Sunday, on June 30th, 2024, at the Accra Sports Stadium, many tuned in online at 3 PM to watch Joe Mettle’s Praise Reloaded 24, and the audio experience was nothing short of heavenly. The man behind the impeccable online broadcast mix was Daniel Ayittah, a seasoned sound engineer with years of experience working with notable figures in the industry.
Ghanaian gospel musician and Pastor Dr. Sonnie Badu, based in the US, is the first African artist recorded by Danny Duncan, a multi-Grammy Award-winning recording engineer.
Renowned Ghanaian gospel artist Quame Gyedu, based in Kumasi, has released a powerful new single titled "Yesu Mo". Translating to "Well Done" in the Akan dialect, this uplifting anthem is a testament to Quame Gyedu's exceptional talent and dedication to spreading messages of hope and gratitude through his music.
