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The nominees for the 22nd edition of the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards have been announced. The announcement was broadcast on TV3 and via Charterhouse Live on social media. The Afro Harmony Band, Eno Barony, Kobby Salm and Efe Grace, Adina and Epixode, Mr. Drew, and Mister Okyere all performed during the hour-long gathering.
Adina Thembi made history at the end of the announcement when she became the first woman to receive ten individual nominations and one featured nomination, bringing her total hits at VGMA22 to eleven. This feat is only matched by Ebony, who received seven posthumous nominations in the 19th Edition in 2018, winning four of them, including the coveted Artiste of the Year award, making her the first female to do so.
Gospel musicians to assemble on January 8 for Thankful 2021
The year 2020 would go down as one of the most challenging years for this current generation. Many organisations have suffered a great deal as a result of the novel coronavirus pandemic.
Many are those who were laid off as a result of businesses losing their profits. Others went as far as suspending operations until things got better.
Despite all of these, the Lord we serve has remained faithful and protected us. From death, from depression, from losing it all to having a bountiful life.
Upon this premise, Gospel 360 has decided to go ahead with the organization of the 3rd edition of ‘THANKFUL 2021’.
Eric Jeshrun stages Thank You concert on December 28
As part of efforts to show appreciation for the support of fans and industry players throughout the year, Ghanaian gospel music dynamo, Eric Jeshrun is set to enthrall patrons in a Thank You concert.
The concert with the theme, Here To Say Thank You, is earmarked to take place at the Aviation Social Centre in Accra on December 28, at 7 pm. This is our way of saying thank you to God after a tough year. The thanks also goes to my fans, and all those who have contributed to the success of the Healing Stream album, he said.
Acquire a university degree, it is important - Top bass guitarist urges young musicians
He stated that as a musician, one should not neglect the opportunity to be in school.
The Ghanaian International bass player made this disclosure on ‘Live Room Show (Kumasi Edition), hosted by renowned Ghanaian sound engineer Jonathan Kakraba, monitored by publicist and YouTuber Skbeatz Records.
He further buttressed that if one is educated and still does music, it makes the person become more knowledgeable and exceptional in his or her craft.
Using himself as an example, he completed Kumasi Anglican Senior High School, and furthered into the Kwame Nkrumah University Science and Technology, and obtained a degree. He aspires to further his education.