Hady Moamer
Hady Moamer is an Egyptian rapper and music producer known for his unique blend of hip hop and alternative influences, often incorporating Arabic elements into his music. He has gained recognition for his thoughtful lyrics and distinctive sound, making him a rising star in the Egyptian music scene.
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Nigerians are claiming highlife because Ghanaians don’t cherish it – Ben Brainy
Ghanaian musician Ben Brainy has sparked a conversation about Ghana’s music industry following his recent appearance on Bryt TV.
- Update Jan 15, 2025
Wizkid's 'Made In Lagos' makes African history after re-entering Billboard chart
In another landmark feat, Wizkid's 'Made In Lagos' has re-entered the Billboard World Album chart. Its NO. 24 entry makes it the the sixth straight year the album will appear on the chart which is an African record. Since its release in 2020, the album has appeared on the chart in what underscores its status as commercial success. The album has enjoyed major success in the United States where it debuted on the Billboard 200 and the Billboard World Album chart where it spent a record-breaking 100 weeks on the chart. The album's success is buoyed by the performance of the hit single 'Essence' feat Tems which charted on the Billboard Hot 100. The hit remix featuring Justin Bieber set the record for the hugest charting Afrobeats song when it peaked at NO. 9. The album was ranked NO. 2 on the Billboard Year-End World Album Chart in 2022 behind BTS's 'Proof'.
pulse.ngNG - Update Feb 10, 2025
Dr Malinga Buys His Wife a Brand-New Car for Valentine’s Day, SA Reacts to the Video
Popular musician Dr Malinga, who made headlines after buying a R2 million car recently bought a new vehicle for his wife. The veteran artist's latest video comes after he asked South Africans for donations and slammed reports that he bought a new McLaren. X user @KabeloMohlah02 shared a video of the musician gifting his wife a new car. In the video, the artist is heard asking his wife to close her eyes and surprises her with a new car.
briefly.co.zaSAR - Update Mar 4, 2025
Samini to drop new single ‘CHAANA’ featuring Soweto Gospel Choir
Ghanaian music icon Samini is set to light up the music scene again with the release of his latest single, ‘CHAANA’, featuring the internationally celebrated Soweto Gospel Choir. Scheduled for release on March 13, this highly anticipated track marks the first single off his forthcoming album, ‘ORIGIN8A’, set to drop later this year. ‘CHAANA’, which means ‘shine’, is a soul-stirring Afro Pop anthem that seeks to uplift and inspire Africans, reinforcing the continent’s limitless potential, resilience, and unity. The song masterfully blends Samini’s distinct style with authentic African influences, incorporating the WALA dialect from Wa, the Upper West Region of Ghana—where Samini hails from—alongside Swahili elements delivered by the Soweto Gospel Choir. This fusion creates a Pan-African musical experience, celebrating diversity while emphasizing a common cultural heritage.
myjoyonline.comGH - Update Mar 14, 2025
Cindy Sanyu’s comments about Warafiki set netizens tongues wagging
In the interview that sparked controversy, Cindy Sanyu was asked about her opinion regarding the trio and advised them to stop trying to be like Blu*3. She acknowledged that they are super talented and powerful. However, they are still stuck in the past instead of discovering and being true to themselves. “This is 2025 and you cannot be copying a group that was there in 2005; it is so out of game. Since the management is the same as ours then, some costumes, some songs and many others are similar to what we used to do; it was nice then but it’s now outdated,” Cindy claimed.
exclusive.co.ugUG - Update Mar 24, 2025
Feli Nandi revels in new album launch
March heralds International Women’s Month, a time to celebrate the remarkable achievements of women across all fields, and particularly in the music industry, where female artistes are not just participants, but trailblazers. Among them is Feli Nandi, a dynamic force whose recent album launch at the 7 Arts Theatre in Avondale, Harare showcased not only her immense talent, but also the power of women in music today. On a sultry Saturday night, the air pulsed with anticipation as fans gathered for one of the most sought-after events in town. Dressed in an exquisite cream dress and performing barefoot, Feli Nandi stepped onto the stage with an electrifying presence that captivated the audience. Her first 50-minute set was a stunning prelude to the unveiling of her highly anticipated second album, “Ndisiyei.”
herald.co.zwZW - Update Mar 17, 2025
I didn’t lie about my talent - Cina Soul on her album title
After years of making music, Cina Soul has finally released her debut album, a project she describes as her biggest achievement yet. “I’ve always wanted to drop an album, but I felt I wasn’t ready. It’s a full body of work, and I needed time to create it,” she told KMJ on Joy Prime monitored by MyNewsGh. She admitted that the process was exhausting. “I don’t know how people create albums every year. It took me almost two and a half years to make this one. “Recording so many songs and shortlisting them to 10 or 12 was tough. Everyone had opinions—my team, marketing experts—but I had to follow my heart.”
ghanaweb.comGH - Update Dec 20, 2024
Fameye extends apologies to Ghanaian DJs after London Show incident
Ghanaian singer Fameye has publicly apologized to Ghanaian DJs following an incident during his performance at the Xmas Highlife Concert in London. During the event, held at the Dominion Center in London, Fameye abruptly left the stage, citing issues with the DJ's handling of his set. Despite prior rehearsals, technical mishaps occurred, including the playing of unrelated tracks, which disrupted his performance. In a subsequent interview on Hitz FM, Fameye expressed regret over the incident and extended his apologies to DJs across Ghana. He stated, "To all Ghanaian DJs, I want to sincerely apologize for any misunderstandings that arose from my behaviour. I have nothing but immense respect for the work DJs do. They are integral to what we as artists achieve, especially during live performances."
modernghana.comGH - Update Feb 15, 2025
Carmen Mouro and Fredy Costa suffer the loss of the baby who was on the way
“Our Sophia was a wonderful project… a wish that almost came true. What I have to tell you is that our little girl will no longer arrive in the world where her parents and siblings would welcome her with open arms. Sophia was a dream… a dream that continues and I am sure that she will return. Yes, she will return, because Fredy and I still want to have our little girl. And we believe a lot in spirituality, so I know that Sophia will be among us in the next attempt. I am already the mother of three boys and I know that a little girl will arrive. It was almost, this time… but I know that God saved the just reward for this family for later. Our little girl will arrive. And we will be waiting for her, because we will not stop trying. We love you very much, daughter. Note: but, next time we will not say anything. They will only scare people and Sophia will be on your screen.
angorussia.comAO - Update Feb 9, 2025
Mark Okraku Mantey shares how use of King Paluta's 'sisifia' contributed to NPP's 2024 defeat
Former Deputy Minister of Tourism, Arts and Culture, Mark Okraku Mantey, has alluded that the lack of consultation in managing the 2024 campaign of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) may have contributed to the party's defeat. According to Okraku Mantey, the party failed to do due diligence and ended up using a profane song as part of their campaign, which did not augur well for the brand of the NPP's flagbearer, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia. "Do you know that the song we were playing,'sisifia', is profane? It is profane. This party has people like me, George Quaye, those of us in the music industry. Take me as an example; nobody will consult you on music. Then we take a profane song for someone like Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, look at his brand, then we as a party will ask Dr. Bawumia to dance to it..." he stated in an interview on Peace FM. "Makoma" by award-winning musician King Paluta was a key feature of the NPP's campaign ahead of the December 7, 2024, elections.
ghanaweb.comGH - Update Feb 18, 2025
Rapper Snazzy reclaims spotlight with ‘Slay’
After more than 16 years away from the music scene, Namibian rapper and songstress Loise ‘Snazzy’ Shilongo has returned. Her latest single is titled ‘Slay’, and she describes it as the starting point of a whole new chapter in her career.
namibian.com.naNA - Update Feb 19, 2025
Seeking Haven for Mr. Rambo wins Best Teaser at Global Entertainment Awards
The awards were revealed on 16 February, but the GEA ceremony will occur on 1 March in the Algarve, Portugal. This is the second time film editor Markos Erian has won this award at the GEA, following his teaser for the Saudi-Egyptian film Hajjan (Abu Bakr Shawky). Seeking Haven for Mr. Rambo tells the story of Hassan (Essam Omar), a young man in his thirties who is forced to confront his past fears. He embarks on a journey of self-discovery, which includes a quest to save his dog and best friend, Rambo, from an unknown fate. It stars Essam Omar, Rakin Saad, Sama Ibrahim, and Ahmed Bahaa, the co-founder of the Sharmoofers band, in his debut acting role. The film is the first feature-length narrative for director Khaled Mansour, who co-wrote it with Mohamed El-Hosseiny.
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