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R2bees, D-Black, VIP, Kwaw Kese, Cwesi Oteng and 4×4 compete for 2013 Vodafone Ghana Music Awards Artist of the Year

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11 years ago

February 24, 2013

r2bees The 2013 Vodafone Ghana Music Award nominations are out and competing for the biggest award, Artist of The year are R2bees, D-Black, VIP, Kwaw Kese, Cwesi Oteng and 4×4. Most of the nominees in the category also received multiple nominations. The Song of the Year nominees also include Asem ft Kwabena Kwabena – Bye Bye, R2bees –Life (Walahi), D-Black – Vera, Dr Slim & Dobble – Oleseke, Keche – Aluguntugui, Appietus, Sarkodie And Kesse- Azonto Fiesta, Nicholas Omane Acheampong – Zaphenat Panea, Fuse ODG- Antenna. Album Of The Year Nominees Include/; E.L – Something Else, Cwesi Oteng- Mercy Project, Okyeame Kwame – Mr Versatitle, D-Black –The Revelation, and Asem – Solid Ground. Full list of nominations: Artiste of the Year R2Bees D-Black VIP Kwaw Kese Cwesi Oteng 4X4 Vodafone Song Of The Year Bye-Bye – Asem Ft. Kwabena Kwabena Life (Walahi) – R2Bees Vera – D-Black Ole Seke – Dr. Slim & Dobble Aluguntugui – Keche Azonto Fiesta – Appietus, Sarkodie & Kesse Zaphanat Panea – Nicholas Omane Acheampong Antenna – Fuse ODG Best Collaboration Of The Year Bye-Bye – Asem & Kwabena Kwabena Ka No Seyaa – Herty Bongreat & Trigmatic Ole Seke – Dr Slim & Dobble Azonto Fiesta – Appietus, Sarkodie & Kesse Sika – Okyeame Kwame & Kesse No Away – Becca & MI Hip Hop Song Of The Year Falling – D-Black Ft. Mo’Chedda Heyba – Edem Pizza & Burger – Sarkodie & Jayso Makaa Maka – M.Anifest Bayla – R2Bees Hip Life Song Of The Year Kaalu – E.L. Life (Walahi) – R2Bees Ole Seke – Dr Slim & Dobble Aluguntugui- Keche Vera – D-Black Ft Joey B Azonto Fiesta – Appietus, Sarkodie & Kesse Mokoni – 4X4 Bye-Bye – Asem Ft Kwabena Kwabena Azonto Ghost – Bisa Pampanaa – VIP Gospel Artiste Of The Year Herty Bongreat Nicholas Omane Acheampong Cwesi Oteng Cynthia Mccauley Obaapa Christy Afro Pop Song Of The Year Antenna – Fuse ODG No Away – Becca & MI So High – Fatural Face Best In Me – Efya Papa – Jay Ghartey Stone Bwoy Ft Irene Logan – Ghetto Love Hip Life/Hip Hop Artiste Of The Year R2Bees D-Black Keche 4X4 VIP E.L. Gospel Song Of The Year Ka No Seyaa – Herty Bongreat Ft Trigmatic Nkomhye – Cynthia Mccauley Zaphanat Panea – Nicholas Omane Acheampong Se Me Wo Nkwa Daa – Joe Dee Owusu Ft Amy Newman God Dey Bless Me – Cwesi Oteng African Artiste Of The Year Iyanya P-Square Davido Flavour D-Banj Wizkid Best Group Of The Year R2Bees Keche VIP 4X4 Highlife Song Of The Year Odo – R2Bees Love Of My Life – Afriyie Wutah Lovi Dovi – Raquel Paradise – D-Flex Treat Her Royal – Kesse Ft Sarkodie Highlife Artiste Of The Year Afriyie D-Flex Kesse New Artiste Of The Year Lousika Cynthia Mccauley Natural Face Kaakie Reggae Dance Hall Song Of The Year Shatta City – Bandana Our Africa – Blakk Rasta Ft Jay Anber Go Go Wild – Eazzy Ft Jupiter House Of Pain – Knii Lante Toffee Pon Tongue – Kaakie Time Bomb – Samini Ft Wizkid 50% Board Vote Weighting & 50% Academy Voting Weighing Album Of The Year Something Else – E.L. Mercy Project – Cwesi Oteng Mr. Versatile – Okyeame Kwame The Revelation – D-Black Solid Ground – Asem Gospel Album Of The Year Back To The Sender – Obaa Christy Wait – Cynthia Maccauley Zaphanat Panea – Nicholas Omane Acheampong Mercy Project – Cwesi Oteng Christian Life – Joe Dee Owusu Best Male Vocal Performance Muggez (R2Bees) – Odo Chase – Lonely Kwabena Kwabena – Bye-Bye Knii Lante – House Of Pain Afriyie – Love Of My Life Best Female Vocal Performance Becca – No Away Raquel – Lovi Dovi Efya – Best In Me Yaa Yaa – Kae Celestine Donkor – Me Nim Nguase Adina – Let Me Go Song Writer Of The Year Mugeez Abdul Rashid – Odo Nana Wiafe Asante-Mensah & George Kwabena Adu – Bye-Bye Kwame Nsiah Apau – Sika Akwaboah – Best In Me Frank Osei Afriyie – Love Of My Life Kwame Tsikata –Makaa Maka Nana Yaw Oduro – Not Alone Record Of The Year Bye-Bye – Asem Lonely – Chase Best In Me – Efya No Away – Becca Sika – Okyeame Kwame House Of Pain – Knii Lante Not Alone – Trigmatic Best Rapper Sarkodie – Azonto Fiesta E.L. – Kaalu Asem – Bye-Bye M.Anifest – Makaa Maka Edem – Heyba Okyeame Kwame – Mr. Versatile Producer Of The Year Kaywa Killbeatz Nshorna Music Eyoh E.L. Appietus Nicholas Omane Acheampong]]>

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Ladipoe speaks on his controversial tweet that caused chaos in the music industry

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May 10, 2024

Emmanuel Sarpong

Nigerian rapper, Ladipo Edo known in the music circles as ladipoe has reacted to his controversial tweet which caused chaos in the Nigerian music industry.

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We lack the necessary equipments to operate efficiently and effectively- GNFS

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May 10, 2024

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The Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) has appealed to the government and corporate entities to provide the necessary resources to enable it to effectively and efficiently execute its mandate. (more…)

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I almost regretted coming out to say my truth – Real Warri Pikin reflects on backlash after weight loss surgery videos

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May 10, 2024

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Nigerian comedian and actress, Anita Alaire Afoke Asuohal, profssionally known as Real Warri Pikin has opened up about her experience with weight loss surgery and the scrutiny she faced afterward. (more…)

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Rising D.C. Rapper KP Skywalka Drops Highly Anticipated Sequel to “Granny’s House” With “Back To Granny’s House”

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6 hours ago

May 10, 2024

Ameyaw Debrah

KP Skywalka, the most-played rapper from the D.C. area, is poised to captivate audiences once again with the release of his latest project, “Back to Granny’s House,” set to drop on May 10th, 2024. Following the success of his previous project, “Granny’s House,” KP Skywalka is back with a sequel that promises to deliver the same soulful vibes and introspective lyricism that has made him a standout in the hip-hop scene.

Known for his distinctive blend of warm soul and ’90s and ‘70s R&B samples, KP Skywalka’s music resonates with audiences on a deeply emotional level. His doe-eyed rhymes weave tales of love, heartbreak, and self-discovery, inviting listeners into his world with a raw honesty that is both abrasive and sweet. With “Back to Granny’s,” KP continues to showcase his lyrical prowess, offering a unique blend of spiritual depth and street authenticity that sets him apart from his peers.

One of the highlights of “Back to Granny’s House” is a feature from popular Detroit artist Peezy, adding an extra layer of depth and diversity to KP’s already impressive sound. Peezy’s contribution further elevates the project, promising fans an unforgettable listening experience from start to finish.

Drawing inspiration from his upbringing in the southeast neighborhoods of Washington, D.C., KP Skywalka pays homage to his roots while also infusing his music with elements of Jay-Z, young Wiz Khalifa, Boosie, and Pimp C. The result is a captivating fusion of D.C. influence and classic hip-hop swagger that showcases KP’s versatility as an artist.

As anticipation builds for the release of “Back to Granny’s House,” KP Skywalka stands as a beacon for those seeking lyrical depth and real-world resonance in their playlists. With cosigns from industry heavyweights like IDK, Veeze, and Offset, KP Skywalka is poised to make a lasting impact on the hip-hop landscape with his latest offering.

“Back to Granny’s House” will be available on all major streaming platforms on May 10th, 2024. Don’t miss your chance to experience the next chapter in KP Skywalka’s musical journey.

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Social Trends: Sarkodie says Kendrick Lamar & J. Cole are his only rivals

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7 hours ago

May 10, 2024

Ameyaw Debrah

In a bold and audacious move that has set social media ablaze, Ghanaian rap sensation Sarkodie has declared his only competition in the music industry to be none other than American rap giants Kendrick Lamar and J. Cole.

Sarkodie said his only competition is Kendrick and Cole.
Nasty C and Olamide: pic.twitter.com/PR5t2ieAGn
— LERRY (@_AsiwajuLerry) May 10, 2024

The announcement, made during a promotional event for his new mixtape, has sparked a flurry of reactions from fans and fellow artists alike.

Sarkodie is a better rapper than Drake and Eminem. I’m not capping.
— kofi ĀDØFÔ (@kofi_adofo69) May 10, 2024

While some have applauded Sarkodie’s confidence and ambition, others have questioned his claim, with many pointing out the vast differences in their respective fan bases and global reach.

Sarkodie says his biggest competition in rap is Kendrick Lamar & J Cole.
He is claiming to be the best rapper in Africa. Y’all Naija rappers gonna allow this? Diss his ass 😡 pic.twitter.com/7XpFZiduc5
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— DAYGENIUS (@DayGenius__) May 10, 2024

As the debate rages on, one thing is clear: Sarkodie’s statement has certainly put him in the spotlight, and only time will tell if he can live up to his own lofty expectations.

You people just be shallow cos how do you understand the song title “BRAG”?
Sarkodie says his only competition is Kendrick and Cole and you say that’s not how to put it, which other way do you think he can make it seem bragging and to let African rappers know he’s above them? 😂
— Beno SarkCess (@BenopaOnyx1) May 10, 2024