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Listen UP: Amalina enters December with “Ghana Party”

Amalina is serving us an early Christmas as we launch into the festive season this yuletide.
She drops a 5th song titled “Ghana Party”, a music accent to highlight her originality but deep roots as a Ghanaian but in an urbanized way.
“Ghana Party” is a contemporary pop sound which blends heavy elements of Highlife and Hiphop Drill beat, finely produced by Joshua Raphaelson (JR Music), her Boss.
She sings and raps in this new cut to show her versatility once more. The song is out on all Digital Stores on Thursday, December 2, 2021.
Listen Here: https://lnk.to/GhanaParty
Follow her on Social Media here below:
Facebook: @AmalinaSings
Twitter: @AmalinaSings
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Ghanaian singer Darkua shares soulful new single ECHO

Ghanaian Afrofusion Artiste, Darkua has released her new single ECHO which marks her debut single for 2023. (more…)
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Sofie and $pacely make waves with ‘3AM in Labadi’

Accra, Ghana – Ride the sonic wave as rising star Sofie invites $pacely to feature on her 2nd single of the year, ‘3AM in Labadi’. This global Afrobeats tune crosses borders with its fusion of vibrant instrumentation and captivating melodies. The composition delves into the immersive experience of bonding with your crew in the vibrant city of Accra; whether it’s chilling at Labadi Beach, dancing in the club or heading to the hottest spot in town. Listen HERE: https://fanlink.to/3AMinLabadi
The song embodies the spirit of joy and adventure encapsulating the essence of those magical nights spent with friends. Sofie and $pacely’s voices effortlessly blend with the bouncy drums and smooth guitar chords in the song. The essence of the track takes the listener on a ride that they don’t want to stop. Zodivc, the producer of the song did an amazing job composing the Afropop sound of ‘3AM in Labadi’. Sofie’s recent afro inspired sound is a collection of her experience navigating life in her 20s.
Sofie is a Ghanaian singer-songwriter and producer with a soulful R&B sound that blends West African instruments and rhythms. She uses her platform to raise awareness and inspire positive change. Sofie has released two EPs and multiple singles, including her latest ‘SUV’ in May 2023. She has performed at notable events such as the Chalewote Festival, Ghana’s Independence Anniversary and the Women of Colour celebration in Boston. Sofie also opened for Stonebwoy at his Homeland concert in March 2023 at the Palladium in Times Square and has played headline shows in Boston, NYC, LA and Accra.
$pacely, also known as Elorm Kabu Amenyah or Keanu, was born in Accra and grew up in Geneva. He speaks English, French, Twi and Ga fluently and draws inspiration from various cultures. He remains a flexible creative, switching flow from English to French to Twi He formed the collective La Même Gang with five other talented musicians, showcasing his versatility in Trap, Afropop and R&B.
Enjoy the smooth vibe of the song and let it transport you to the wavy world created by Sofie, $pacely and the brilliant production of Zodivc.
CONNECT WITH THE ARTISTS:
Instagram: lionessofie
Twitter: @lionessofie1
Facebook: Sofie
Instagram: spacely1z
Twitter: @Spacely1z
Facebook: $pacely
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Keeny Ice Unveils Powerful Amapiano Single “Frazz” Featuring Chief One

Ghanaian musician Keeny Ice is thrilled to announce the highly anticipated release of his latest single, “Frazz.” The energetic Amapiano track features the remarkable talents of Chief One, a nominee for the coveted “New Artiste of the Year” award at the 2023 Ghana Music Awards. Produced by Two Bars, “Frazz” marks Keeny Ice’s first feature of the year, adding to his impressive catalogue of hits. The single is released under the management of ABM GLOBAL and is accompanied by a vibrant music video directed by the talented Dela Finn.
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With “Frazz,” Keeny Ice ventures into the Amapiano genre, infusing his unique style and lyrical prowess into this infectious party anthem. The track showcases Keeny Ice’s versatility as an artiste and his ability to adapt to different musical styles while maintaining his signature sound. Chief One’s guest appearance adds an extra layer of energy and dynamism, making “Frazz” a must-listen for music lovers worldwide.
The accompanying music video for “Frazz” is a visual feast, featuring stunning cinematography, captivating choreography, and a vibrant display of colors. Directed by Dela Finn, the video perfectly complements the energetic and celebratory atmosphere of the song, bringing it to life with its engaging visuals.
In support of the release, Keeny Ice has embarked on a media tour to connect with fans and spread the infectious energy of “Frazz.” Through interviews, performances, and appearances across various media platforms, Keeny Ice aims to create widespread excitement and anticipation for the single, solidifying his position as one of Ghana’s most talented and versatile musicians.
“I am thrilled to share ‘Frazz’ with the world,” expressed Keeny Ice. “It’s a song that embodies the spirit of celebration and brings people together on the dance floor. I had an amazing time collaborating with Chief One, and I can’t wait for everyone to experience the energy and joy of this track.”
“Frazz” is now available for streaming and download on all major music platforms, including [list of platforms]. The official music video can be enjoyed on
. Fans and music enthusiasts are encouraged to share the song on their social media platforms and spread the infectious vibe of “Frazz” with their friends and followers.
Audiomack – https://audiomack.com/keenyice/song/frazz
Streaming platform – https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/keenyice2/frazz-feat-chief-one
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Amaarae Release Highly Anticipated Album “Fountain Baby;” Set To Become First Ghanaian To Perform On NPR Tiny Desk

Today marks a momentous occasion as the highly anticipated album “Fountain Baby” by the Ghanaian groundbreaking platinum-selling artist Amaarae is officially released through Interscope Records. (more…)
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What’s next? British-Ghanaian-Italian Smile Daviz gets the world grooving to ‘Crypto’

Currently working on his first Afrobeat EP ‘KNOCKING’, British-Ghanaian-Italian Smile Daviz (Smilez), after bouncing back from a two-year short break seeks to blend UK urban, melodies and Afro-fusion to stand out from the rest and make his mark.
‘Crypto’ was released on the 18th of March 2023, this is the first release from Smile’s anticipated EP, which explores afro-fusion, melodies and rhythm. Listen Here
Smilez’s previously link-up with Ghanaian afro beats artists such as Kwesi Arthur, Amerado, Kofi Mole, OV and Enam. Smilez recruited Kelvnboy to enrich and incorporate the style of the afrobeat highlife tone, and he also teamed up with UK rapper Suspect OTB on a bonus track – ‘Cynthia’ for the up-and-coming project.
Smile Daviz who was born on 31st March 1990 in the UK, spent part of his early life in Ghana which influenced his musical style, making him relat- able to a wide range of both African and European listeners.
Growing up Smilez was influenced by Styles P, Shea Davies, Nate Dogg and Tupac including Daddy Lumba from Ghana.
Smilez spent some time in Ghana during The Year of Return, which re- birthed his love for his roots. Whilst in Motherland, he did team up with a new school generation of artists in Accra and created ‘Oh Lord’ with Amer- ado and Kofi Mole. In 2019 ‘Jungle’ was born with Kwesi Arthur who gave one of his best verses, the video was shot in London.
Released 5 years ago ‘Night Night’, was the track that got Smile out there with the emerging afro-swing genre which led him to a UK collaboration with Afrobeat duo Kwamz & Flava for ‘Say What You Say’, showcasing his empowering resilience, flow, melodies and unique personal style.
When a fan asked ‘why the name Smile Daviz? He explained “After a short spell in Ghana as a teenager, I returned to London and was heavily into Hip-hop which played an early part in my musical develop- ment as a novice, I wouldn’t say I was a bad boy but I did get into trouble quite often. I was always composed under any circumstances and I had the ability to charm people with a ‘Smile’ 24/7 which always got me out of trouble or being punished. The musician I always listened to when going to the studio was Shea Da- vies. The Smile Daviz all-smiley expression together with my love for Shea Daviz landed me the name “Smile Daviz” among my friends.”
Stay tuned, whilst Smile Daviz creates his own lane in the music industry as he builds a series of hits as the ‘Sauce Maker’.
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Apple Music’s Africa Now Radio with Nandi Madida this Friday with Nviiri The Storyteller

This Week’s Episode Features a Conversation With Nviiri The Storyteller, the 5 Hottest Tracks of the Week, Africa Rising and Nandi Madida’s Favourite Track of the Week!
Tune in to Africa Now Radio with Nandi Madida this Friday, June 9th at 9a Lagos/London / 10a Johannesburg/Paris / 1a LA / 4a NYC on Apple Music and broadcast on YFM Accra every Sunday at 2pm, YFM Kumasi on Saturdays at 3pm and YFM Takoradi on Saturdays at 6pm.
Cover Star Interview
Kenyan singer-songwriter and guitarist Nviiri The Storyteller joins Nandi Madida via FaceTime on Apple Music 1 to talk about his latest track, the Bensoul collab, “Blessings.” He also discusses his new album, ‘Inside Out,’ tackling a range of emotions through his music, and how he’s experimented with new sounds.
The Big 5
Nandi Madida shares the 5 hottest new African tracks of the moment. This week’s selection includes new tracks from LADIPOE & Bella Shmurda, Simi, Nkosazana Daughter & Young Jonn, Wanitwa Mos, Master KG & Seemah feat. Lowsheen, and Reekado Banks feat. Adekunle Gold & Maleek Berry.
Africa Rising
Nigerian singer-songwriter Bloody Civilian is the latest artist featured from Apple Music’s Africa Rising playlist, a campaign which shines a light on the next generation of African superstars, and this week’s show features her singles, “Mad Apology” and “I Don’t Like You,” from her debut EP, ‘Anger Management.’ Listen HERE.
Nandi’s Song of the Week
Each week, Nandi Madida chooses her favourite track from one of Apple Music’s African playlists. This week she spotlights Nigerian superstar Rema and his single “Charm,” from Apple Music’s Afrobeats Hits playlist. Listen HERE.
Tune in and listen to the full episode this Friday, June 9th at 9a Lagos/London / 10a Johannesburg/Paris / 1a LA / 4a NYC on Apple Music 1 at apple.co/_AfricaNow and bro
Nviiri The Storyteller tells Apple Music about his new album, ‘Inside Out’
You know The Storyteller gets a bit emotional with his music, whether it’s club or not, and I’m always passing a message. There’s a lot of questions out here on my current status, I’ve mentioned it all in that music. You’ll know whether I’m in love, whether I’m dating, whether I’m still fighting, everything is there. That’s why we’re calling it ‘Inside Out’, I’m just letting it all out there, from deep within.
Nviiri The Storyteller tells Apple Music about Creating His First Full-Length Body of Work
I feel like this was the right time to put out a body of work because now it’ll be able to get people to understand my new sound, sonic-wise. It’s also the same I did with ‘Kitenge’, because I was initially known as the man of the party, then after that I did ‘Kitenge’ which is more of an emotional EP, and of course I’m now considered principal of the school of heartbreak, I ended up opening a school of heartbreak here in Kenya! There’s a lot of burden to carry there so I just left it alone… and you basically on the album since we’re tackling all these sides – we have the party side, the conscious side where I’m just advising people, then the sad part and we have the love songs in there – and the fact that we have almost like four songs of every genre [on the album], it puts us in a good place to pass that message across.
Nviiri The Storyteller tells Apple Music about Exploring New Sounds
It got to a point where I had to decide on my own that my sound is how I write and how I approach the music, not necessarily the genre because that would limit us from exploring other sounds. Currently we have R&B tracks, we have amapiano, I’ve actually done house—not in the album, but I’ve done house—we have afropop and we’ve experimented in all the sounds. By the time it’s even in the album it’s not the first of its sound – we’ve done tracks over and over to make sure we get it right you know. We travelled all the way out of the country – the album we wrote in Dar es Salaam, Uganda and South Africa, just to get the feel of those specific places otherwise you’d be lying to yourself and your audience.
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