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The Ashanti Regional branch of the Musicians Union of Ghana (MUSIGA) has honored one of the region’s most influential media personalities, David Annan, popularly known as Dave Hammer, in celebration of World Music Day. With over two decades of dedicated service to the Ghanaian music industry, the multiple award winner, Dave Hammer, host of Hello Entertainment Review, Lunch Time and Gospel Hour on…

Abena Ruthy, the second vice president of the Musicians Union of Ghana (MUSIGA), has stated that the union is not obligated to assist Kwadee. In a discussion on Joy FM’s Showbiz A-Z, Abena Ruthy pointed out that not every artist in the country is automatically a member of the union. She revealed that hip-hop artist Okomfour Kwadee is not currently a member of MUSIGA. She explained that while…

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MUSIGA Congratulates Rocky Dawuni for 4th Grammy Nomination

The Musicians Union of Ghana (MUSIGA) proudly congratulates Rocky Dawuni on his fourth Grammy nomination for Best Global Music Performance for his single “Rise.” This recognition underscores his significant contributions to music and culture.

“Rise” as a call to action for overcoming adversity and celebrating life’s victories , emphasizes unity and the potential for communities across the Black diaspora to achieve liberation and freedom through collective effort.

The blend of Afrobeat and highlife with contemporary hip-hop elements, creating a unique sound reflects Rocky’s Ghanaian roots while appealing to a global audience.

Rocky Dawuni’s artistic journey continues to inspire many, and MUSIGA celebrates this remarkable achievement with him and wish him all the best.

Rocky previously served as World Ambassador for MUSIGA, a role that highlighted his commitment to promoting Ghanaian music globally.

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MUSIGA revives Ghana Music Month Festival after 2-year hiatus

The Musicians Union of Ghana (MUSIGA) is thrilled to announce the return of the Ghana Music Month Festival, set to take place from Friday, March 1, 2024, to Sunday, March 31, 2024. This highly anticipated event marks the seventh edition of the festival, which has become a staple in Ghana’s music calendar since its inception in 2013.

Due to the unprecedented challenges posed by the Covid-19 pandemic, MUSIGA has not hosted the festival since 2022. However, with careful planning and adherence to health protocols, the Union is excited to bring back this celebration of Ghanaian music and culture.

The festival will feature a diverse range of activities aimed at promoting Ghanaian music and supporting local artists. Highlights of this year’s program include Friday, March 1: The official launch of GMM 2024 and Play Ghana Month on selected radio and television stations.

Tuesday, 5th March, 2024 – Free health screening (ATIC)

Tuesday, 5th March, 2024 – Music business seminar (ATIC)

Wednesday & Thursday, 6th and 7th March, 2024 – Akwaaba Music Festival (National Theater)

Monday, 11th March 2024 – Play Ghanaian music the whole day.

The musical performances will feature renowned artists including Fameye, Kwabena Kwabena, Trigmatic, Pat Thomas, Bessa Simons, Tagoe Sisters, Celestine Donkor, Diana Hopeson, Abena Ruthy, among others.

MUSIGA remains committed to supporting the Ghanaian music industry and providing opportunities for artists to thrive. The Ghana Music Month Festival serves as a platform to celebrate the rich cultural heritage and vibrant creativity of Ghanaian musicians.

For more information and updates on the Ghana Music Month Festival, please visit the MUSIGA website at www.musiga.org. Join us as we come together to celebrate the power of music and the spirit of Ghana.

About MUSIGA: The Musicians Union of Ghana (MUSIGA) is the umbrella organization for all musicians in Ghana. Established in 1975, MUSIGA plays a vital role in promoting and protecting the interests of Ghanaian musicians while contributing to the growth and development of the music industry. With a diverse membership representing various genres and styles, MUSIGA is committed to advancing the cultural and economic significance of music in Ghana.

  Popular socialite, actress, TV host, and musician Shatta Michy expressed her dissatisfaction with the current state of the Musicians Union of Ghana (MUSIGA). During an interview on Ultimate 106.9 FM’s flagship Entertainment show called “Ultimate. Entertainment Records,” Michy responded to a question by Emcee Bebe about how to revive the union. Michy strongly argued that the day-to-day…

The Musicians Union of Ghana (MUSIGA) will hold national and regional elections tomorrow (Tuesday, August 8, 2023), after nearly four years of legal injunctions, postponements, and internal schisms. The Electoral Commission expects at least 500 delegates from throughout the country to vote in the polls. The elections in the Greater Accra Region will take place at the Accra Tourist Information…

Musiga’s petition for a court order to settle concerns about elections

The Accra Labour court presided over by Justice Ananda Aikens has ruled that the motion brought against the Union, acting president Bessa Simons and vice president Rev. Dr. Thomas Yawson seeking an injunction against MUSIGA’s elections be set aside. The court has also instructed the plaintiffs to revert to the Arbitration and Disciplinary Committee to resolve the issues raised by the plaintiff…

MUSIGA Asks For Calm After Another Election Postponement

The National Executive Committee of the Musicians Union of Ghana (MUSIGA) has appealed to its members and all relevant stakeholders in the music industry to remain calm following another postponement of the date for the union’s national elections. The union was due to hold national elections on Wednesday, February 23 but that has also been postponed due mainly to issues related to a voters…