Ghanaian international actress and musician Massiel Mordan has disclosed in an exclusive interview with that plans are far advanced for the release of her first official single which she intends purposely for the Ghanaian market.

There’s a new voice that is set to vibrate your eardrum. Her rhythms will make you twist and turn and her lyrics will calm your soul. Her music is made for the top of the charts and her stage performances will overwhelm audiences the world over. The recent successes by African artistes worldwide highlights that more unique talent from the continent is required to satisfy the insatiable appetite of music lovers and Osaa is set to do just that.

Serial music reality show contestant Noella Wiyaala has released her ‘ground-breaking’ music video “Make Me Dance”. Shot on location at PramPram, the video features the singer in some neatly-done underwater shots. It also features dancers from the Henokami Culture Troupe from New Ningo.Make Me Dance was directed by Mr Chaplin. The song was produced by Genius Selection.The Grace Jones look-a-like says “I want to create work that reflects my traditional Ghanaian origins as well as being accessible to an international audience and this is what we have tried to do with Make Me Dance.”Noella Wiyaala became known to 9 million TV viewers when she shot to fame as a member of Black n Peach, the winning group in the 2012 Vodafone Icons Mixed Edition TV Reality Show. She’s also a past finalist of the Chaterhouse-produced Stars of the Future show.“This does not mean I’m parting ways with Black n Peach. We are still a group and are working together to bring out music that represents us as a group in terms of our beliefs and motivations.”The Djimba World Record label act will embark on a tour of the Northern Region later this year.

Nelsyn is one of Ghana’s freshest and quickly evolving musical sensations.He is a budding young talent gifted with a soft but silky smooth voice that could easily calm your nerves and whisk you away into a whole new dimension of musical experience.His music style can be described as a fusion of a “little bit of western and a little bit of African” toeing the lanes of Afro-soul and Afro-pop.Nelsyn often explores unique ways of bringing fun to the table and blowing the minds of music lovers with his renditions and expression of his music.

Still basking off the online success of her last single “Summertime”, this vivacious and talented twenty something year old singer from Nigeria is starting off 2013 with a serious bang as she releases her 4th single entitled "I dey try 4 u." The track is written and composed by Nenaya Jazmine herself; and recorded, mixed and mastered by Dan Steinbrink.  The track, which is already receiving generous radio play across various outlets in Nigeria, is proving to be the ultimate lover's anthem for 2013.  Jazmine describes the track as one that will relate very well among any individual, male or female, who has stopped at nothing to please their significant other.  She also says that there is a hidden message behind the track which she will disclose later.  For the first time, Nenaya has invited the camera into her recording session.  Be sure to leave your comments.   {phocadownload view=file|id=422|text=Nenaya Jazmine - I Dey Try For You|target=s}  

Branding is very important in the music industry. A good crafted brand is what sells. In order to stay on top of the game, It is very important for an artiste to be identified with a unique name. A name that can easily be remembered by fans and anyone else. Sensational singer, popularly known on stage as Blaq Out signed to UK based record label Issy Wizzy has made a quick change to his name. Though not expected, I see this as a good move that will go a long way to contribute to his success. Quick search on google will produce a result of several other Blaq  Out which is not good thing. The Ghanaian Music industry has seen many artistes changing their names; from the then Batman to now Samini, Daddy Lumba to DL, Abortion of 4x4 to Coded and Yaa Pono to Proverbs.  The news of Jay Quayson’s (Blaqout) name changes first broke out as a rumour so I had do a fast link up to the him to confirm and get the information from the horse’s own mouth as well as get my facts right.   Fiifi Adinkra: What inspired you to do music and not acting, modelling or comedy? Music was all over me. I grew up in an area where music was predominant. In my family, I had all my siblings doing music and deep down within me, I felt the zeal to become a musician.   Fiifi Adinkra: How did it all start for Jay Quayson? It all started during my school days at Nassiriya Islamic Basic School, in Takoradi, Ghana. I was a member of school choir. And did a couple of performances.   Fiifi Adinkra: Why the name the change of name from Blaq Out to Jay Quayson? Actually, Blaq Out is a great name. Had that name from my fans due to my complexion. I have a dark skin. Jay Quayson is in honour of my family. I love my dad and the whole family so much and I know I am a great musician and will be one of the greatest songwriters and singers in the near future. It would be very appropriate for people to call me or address me by my family name. For the world to see how great the Quaysons are.   Fiifi Adinkra: Its obvious you feel great about the change of name? Oh yeah. No doubt I feel so grateful since it my real name.   Fiifi Adinkra: Don’t you think the change of name will have a negative effect as well on your fame since your fan base keeps increase at a fast rate? Oh no! Not at all. Due to my versatility, creative and my unique voice fans are able to recognise my voice easily. Funny enough, I thought about the whole issue over with my fans before coming out publicly with it. Amazingly, about 90% of my fans supported and recommended Jay Quayson especially the ladies saying it’s a sexy name (with a big smile on his face) Fiifi Adinkra: Rumours has it that you debut album is still in the studio cooking when should fans expect it? Very soon, somewhere in the middle of this year. Jay Quayson hitting the airwaves like never before. Fiifi Adinkra: 2013 promises to be a good year for you, what’s the secret behind your success and where does the inspiration come from? First of all, I must give thanks and praise, glory and honour to the Most High God, there wouldn’t be Jay Quayson without him. The secret behind my success has been hardwork and determination. Not forgetting my management, Issy Wizzy for their support. Fiifi Adinkra: Did you feature any other artiste on the upcoming album? Yeah, I featured a whole bunch of great talents. Castro, Ruff n Smooth, Stonebwoy, E-Nice of Echo fame among others. Am still in the studio working on more tracks for the album, hoping to have other voices on it.   Fiifi Adinkra: How many songs do you have to your credit now? As a songwriter, it actually difficult to do a count on the number of songs I have as at now. I have 3albums in the pipeline waiting to be released. I have over 48 singles are done and waiting to hit the airwaves. Fiifi Adinkra: That amazing, I believe you have a host of featuring too.  Your hook on BB’s “Asorte” is what called for my next question. How many featurings so far? If my memory serves me right over 20 songs  out there has the voice of Jay Quayson on it. The endless list includes: Ruff n Smooth – Injection          Guru – Emaa Kuo & Woedimewu Macho Rapper - Obaaye Diojo – Joggle My Number Rozay_GH – Facebook Love Bra Qweku -  Twa Wonaase Enuanom – Ngozi   Fiifi Adinkra: As a songwriter I believe you’ve written songs for a lot of artiste. Can you kindly point out some of them? [laughs] Fiifi you dey disturb ooo’ Well, I wrote, Guru’smind blowing “Maa Guo”, Tiffany’s hit song “Begye Wo Last One”,  did most of Gifty Osei’s award winning songs, E-nice’s “Don’t Go there”, Rozay_Gh “Facebook Love” among other hit songs which I wouldn’t like to disclose.   Fiifi Adinkra: I must confess, I didn’t know you featured on Guru’s “Emaa Kuo” and I believe it not only me. [Laughs] Yeah Fii, many Ghanaian do not know this. My trademark is my unique voice and style of singing. Fans got to listen carefully to my songs and they will easily identify this uniqueness. Fiifi Adinkra: 2013 just started, what should fans, Ghanaian and our brothers in the diaspora expect from you and your management? Lots of surprises. Cos we’ll be taking GH Music to the next level. Fiifi Adinkra: What do you mean by “Taking GH Music to the next level”. we keep hearing this from artiste every day and yet the industry is at a standstill? My music is already making it big in Europe, US and Africa especially South Africa. One of my videos is now on Europe’s mainstream TV stations. It’s also on channel 232, Ben TV, Clear and receiving massive views on youtube. That what I mean by taking GH music to another level, being on the same platform as the big names in the world’s music industry. Fiifi Adinkra: Any last words for your fans? First of all, a very big thank you to all my fans and everyone who has supported my career. Lest I forget, I don’t have fans, I have friends because we are one big family. I thank them for believing in me and also encouraging me to bring out the best in me. I say Happy New Year to all of them and I promise to be obedient, and humble to their constructive criticisms. Fiifi Adinkra: Its been great talking to you Anytime bro, I dey for you. Playlist: {phocadownload view=file|id=388|text=Blaq Out (Jay Quayson) - Take You To London (Prod. by King One Beatz) |target=s} {phocadownload view=file|id=212|text=BO(blaqout) ft Guru - Game Over |target=s}

Dencia is California based sensational recording artiste born to Cameroonian/Nigerian parents on March 26. She started indulging in her love for music and performing arts at the tender age of five.She is also model and actress. She has featured in several music videos such as 50cent’s ‘Down On Me’, Chris Brown’s ‘Yeah 3’, as well as videos of artistes like Ludacris, Baby Bash and Lady Gaga. She has performed on big stages worldwide and graced some of the hottest red carpets such as the Grammy awards, Emmy’s, Oscars, BET, VMAs etc. Recently, she performed at the pre BET award event in Los Angeles, hosted The Game’s mix tape release party and has hosted parties worldwide.In September 2008, Dencia took the ultimate decision to finally pursue her lifelong dream of being a musical sensation. Since then, she has recorded several songs, some of which include her first official hit single ‘Beri Beri’.Described as a fast rising singer, Dencia, who came into the limelight with her hit single ‘Beri Beri’, has officially dropped her second single titled ‘Supergirl’.Supergirl, a charismatic pop love song, has Dencia showing a softer side of her where she defines herself as a diva who is simply looking for a man who will treat her right. ‘Beri Beri’ rocked airwaves upon its release and is still hot till date and from the sound of ‘Supergirl’, Dencia is improving in her talent and also showing that she won’t be stopping anytime soon.Her latest single is titled, Me & U featuring Ghana's own Sarkodie. The song is the reason Dencia is coming down to GH. It is her first ever collaboration and she decided to do it with a Ghanaian.  Playlist: {phocadownload view=file|id=372|text=Dencia - Supergirl|target=s} {phocadownload view=file|id=373|text=Dencia - Beri Beri|target=s} {phocadownload view=file|id=348|text=Dencia feat. Sarkodie - Me And You (Prod by Tee Y Mix)|target=s}

Stonebwoy Burniton is deemed by many Ghanaian music fanatics as the "wildest Dancehall lyricist" has been mutually managed by SAMINI MUSIC since 2008. He has done several joints and collabos with many Ghanaian musicians such as Obrafuor, D-Black, Samini, Ayigbe Edem, Tinny, Kaakie, Humble,Kwaw Kese, Irene Logan, Yaw Siki among others.He was born on March 5, 1988 as LIVINGSTONE ETSE SATEKLA. Stonebwoy mostly records with Dakay Studios in Ashaiman; JMJ Baby Studios in Dansoman; Kaywa and KillBeatz studios in Tema. He is identified with the Dansoman-based Reggae/Dancehall clique called Hygrade Family.His first professional work was recorded with Afro Moses in 2003 when he backed the "Oscar Award Winner" (Afro Moses). Since then, Stonebwoy stepped up his game and has improved over the years as one of the vibrant music acts Ghana can ever boast of in the Reggae/Dancehall genre.

BIOGRAPHYJay Ghartey is headed for the top of the music world with his smooth and original mix of genres that reflects his Ghanaian American heritage. He blends urban Pop/Hip-hop/Highlife/R&B  creating a distinct sound that draws fans from all continents.Jay moved from the U.S. to Ghana at the age of nine and during the years in Accra, developed his musical talents following in the footsteps of his grandmother, a famous Ghanaian singer.  He began performing live on stage as a rapper at the age of ten.

BIOGRAPHYFrom the center of the earth, a small city called Tema, which was built by the late legendary African leader Osagyifo Dr Kwame Nkrumah comes a singer, songwriter Chemphe pronounced chem-fe, an undisputed king of unban-life music, a genre of music he’s designed to work on the mind, body and soul.

Ghana is riddled with musicians and musical acts. But how many truly define their art and offer the listeners more than just baselines and repetitive choruses? This young man is one of the truest and "realest" hiphop artiste that Ghana has to offer.We're not talking about his music only. We're talking about his life. We want to know about where he came from. Why he's doing an MBA (Marketing) at Ghana's premier university. Why he chooses to run his own recording studio and creative firm.We want to know why he's so different!Since winning Channel O's Sprite Emcee Africa competition in Ghana and placing second in the whole of Africa amidst controversy, Ghanaian emcee C-Real has spent the time well growing his skills and connecting with his fan base across Africa. This was three years ago but still this rapper has not stopped packing the punches. Ever since his return from South Africa, C-real has managed to steadily weave his way into mainstream Ghanaian music.

Cwesi Oteng's music reflects his passion, soul and drive- creative blend of cross-cultural African and western rhythms, contemporary elements and dynamic vocals laced with powerful though-provoking messages revealing the rare anointing on him. His focus on the youth goes way back to his teenage formative years where his experience deem that stage to be very pivotal in one's life and task on this earth.However, it is the idea to do away with boundaries relating to race, culture, geographic associations and music genres together with the passion to serve the body of Christ and impact positively the world at large that urges Cwesi not to limit his gift.Blessed with a distinctive voice and the prolific gift to churn out inspiring songs with a creative aura in a poignant way, Cwesi is one of the most creative gospel music sensations today making a statement for Africa's gospel.

E-NICE, whose name is ELIJAH OWUSU DANSO Is an AFROPOP singer who was born and bred in central and Ashanti region in Ghana.He is a Singer/Songwriter signed to BLUE-WALL ENTERTAINMENT. He graduated from the renowned Kwame Nkrumah University of science and technology in 2008 where he studied SOCIOLOGY/SOCIAL WORK and has since then been working with music producers in the Industry.E-NICE began his music career in the Eastern Region of Ghana where it all started.He then moved into a group called nkenten and competed for the maiden edition of a reality show called Nescafe African Revelation in 2003 where luck eluded him.

Felix O. Ankrah (born January 25, 1986), MC/Producer/Songwriter, better known by his stage name Flexclusive was born and partially raised in West Africa, (Kumasi) Ghana. At the age of 11, he moved to a city near Amsterdam (The Netherlands) called Almere.

Swag Society is the hottest music group to come out of Ghana in recent years. The group is signed to RICHKID ENTERTAINMENT and consists of two artistes Kay and Bbonics.The two have always had a passion for music but only recently decided to channel their passion into musical content.Everyone has their own unique swag and this is what the group stands for, a society in which individuals are not shy to portray their uniqueness and individuality.