Fans of Ghanaian hip life, hip hop, high life and many more were last Saturday evening treated with the best rendition of well-known artistes who have made their mark in that brand of indigenous music.
The event took place at the TV3 Studio B crammed with people from far and near to be entertained that evening.
Renowned musicians were around to mount the stage.
It was all fun out there as all the artistes were able to perform for fans that kept trooping the studio to have fun that evening.
The event brought about gospel singers called 'Juce box' with a gospel artiste who lifted the spirits of the live audience
Another artiste, Paulina Oduro came on stage to steer the crowd and her performance was really absorbed by the audience.
The crowd could not just stand to watch her perform but clapped their hands and sung alongside Paulina.
Paulina Oduro who has been in the music industry close to 25 years was afterwards interviewed by presenter Jozy about her absence and her sentiments of the Ghanaian music.
According to Paulina, Ghanaians music is going far and therefore had to be recognized.
There was magnificent stagecraft from some dancers who came around to add more flavour to the show.
They were really a delight to watch.
The live audience were standing and singing throughout making the show more lively. Many fans would have taken to the floor but lack of space for dancing made it practically impossible.
The songs delivered by other artistes were superb and refreshing.
The crowd yelled in excitement as each artistes came to perform.
Miss Afro UK, Naana Kufuor was hosted by Presenter Bola Ray to share her sentiment on the show.
The fun continued as a comedian came on stage to create laughter at the show.
Presenter Bola Ray with his co-presenters Jozy and Stacy looked lively as they came up stage to introduce the artistes.
They were around to keep the show more electrifying till the end.
Music music the trendy greeting that is responded 'it's big' by audience comes on next week with another grand style. Do not miss it.
Fans of Ghanaian hip life, hip hop, high life and many more were last Saturday evening treated with the best rendition of well-known artistes who have made their mark in that brand of indigenous music.
The event took place at the TV3 Studio B crammed with people from far and near to be entertained that evening.
Renowned musicians were around to mount the stage.
It was all fun out there as all the artistes were able to perform for fans that kept trooping the studio to have fun that evening.
The event brought about gospel singers called 'Juce box' with a gospel artiste who lifted the spirits of the live audience
Another artiste, Paulina Oduro came on stage to steer the crowd and her performance was really absorbed by the audience.
The crowd could not just stand to watch her perform but clapped their hands and sung alongside Paulina.
Paulina Oduro who has been in the music industry close to 25 years was afterwards interviewed by presenter Jozy about her absence and her sentiments of the Ghanaian music.
According to Paulina, Ghanaians music is going far and therefore had to be recognized.
There was magnificent stagecraft from some dancers who came around to add more flavour to the show.
They were really a delight to watch.
The live audience were standing and singing throughout making the show more lively. Many fans would have taken to the floor but lack of space for dancing made it practically impossible.
The songs delivered by other artistes were superb and refreshing.
The crowd yelled in excitement as each artistes came to perform.
Miss Afro UK, Naana Kufuor was hosted by Presenter Bola Ray to share her sentiment on the show.
The fun continued as a comedian came on stage to create laughter at the show.
Presenter Bola Ray with his co-presenters Jozy and Stacy looked lively as they came up stage to introduce the artistes.
They were around to keep the show more electrifying till the end.
Music music the trendy greeting that is responded 'it's big' by audience comes on next week with another grand style. Do not miss it.
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