Ghanaian rising star Mhagan has returned with a brand-new single, “Hopeless Romantic,” a smooth and heartfelt record that captures the tension between vulnerability and desire.
Produced by the acclaimed CJay Beats, the track marks another bold step in Mhagan’s artistic evolution as she continues to carve her place in the Afrobeats and soul-fusion landscape.
Ghanaian musician Edem has shared a sad update regarding the condition of fellow artiste Agbeko, following days of public concern triggered by a disturbing viral video.
Just recently, social media was set abuzz when Agbeko was captured in front of the Multimedia Group’s office in Accra, begging media personality Andy Dosty for money.
If you think music does not pay, then Wendy Shay has something to tell you.
The Ghanaian singer shed light on the financial power of digital music platforms, revealing that her weekly income from streaming continues to soar.
During an interview on Adom TV, the ‘Heaven’ singer said she consistently earns thousands of dollars every week from various streaming outlets, though she typically avoids discussing her personal finances publicly.
“I don’t like to talk about my finances on air, but I receive thousands of dollars every week,” Wendy Shay disclosed.
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She further revealed that a significant portion of her earnings recently came from YouTube, noting a single payout that caught her attention.
“I was there this week when $10,000 dropped from YouTube, and that’s just YouTube alone,” Wendy divulged.
According to her, the steady demand for her music is what drives these returns. She explained that songs remain accessible, are streamed daily, and generate revenue continuously, making such weekly earnings possible.
Watch her disclosure below.
@adom_tv Just this week, I received $10,000 from YouTube alone – Wendy Shay #SHOWTYM #adomsocials #adomtv ♬ original sound – AdomTV
Calls to delay the funeral of late Ghanaian musician Daddy Lumba intensified after Prophet Kumchacha urged the family to halt the ceremony for a full year.
Kumchacha made the appeal during a discussion on United Showbiz on Saturday, November 16, 2025. He said the persistent disputes, particularly the uproar surrounding the alleged GH₵30,000 withdrawal by the family head, have created confusion and unnecessary tension at a time when plans were nearly complete.
“If not that the elders have set the funeral date to December 13, I wish the funeral could be postponed for a year. Daddy Lumba should be in the mortuary for a year so that all these shenanigans will cool down,” he said.
He explained that the latest disagreement resurfaced just as the arrangements were reaching their final stage, a development he believes has frustrated supporters and fueled criticism of the organizing process.
Kumchacha also questioned the justification given by Abusuapanin Kofi Owusu for taking the GH₵30,000, insisting that responsibilities toward the late musician’s wives should fall naturally on the family head.
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“We were almost done and now, the family head’s money issue popped up again. He is claiming he paid for the goat and gave both women money for upkeep. What if that money wasn’t available?
“He is the elder in the family and it’s his responsibility to cater for the wives. Where would he have gotten the money from? He said he went to get a loan; the GH₵30,000 that’s supposed to be saved could have been sent somewhere they would not touch the money,” he noted.
According to Kumchacha, the family head has been linked to problems since the very beginning of the funeral planning process. He believes this recurring tension has discouraged many people from offering their support.
“From day one, people have been tagging him with problems. If not that the elders have confirmed the date, I really wish they could postpone the funeral. Many people have given up on the funeral already. Even though I believe people will show up for the funeral, they would show up more if there were no controversies going on,” he further stated.
Watch Kumchacha’s statement here.
The world of Ghanaian music often feels like a competitive arena, with artists constantly vying for the top spot. But for Kuami Eugene, his journey at Lynx Entertainment was never about outshining anyone.
In a recent candid interview with NY DJ on BTM Afrika, the “Rockstar” laid bare his motivations, revealing a drive fuelled by survival rather than rivalry.
Former Kumawood actor Victor Moses, widely known as Cyborg, has captured public attention after a video of him passionately preaching on the streets of Kumasi surfaced on social media.
In the heartwarming viral clip, the one-time movie star is seen delivering a powerful sermon as curious passersby gather around him. Cyborg used the opportunity to open up about his troubled past, revealing details of his life before joining the Kumawood industry.
According to him, he was once deeply involved in criminal activities, including illegal mining and causing chaos in parts of Kumasi alongside a group of friends.
He described those years as a “dark period” of his life—one he now speaks about to encourage young people to choose a better path.
Cyborg further explained that his journey into evangelism was not driven by financial gain but by a genuine desire to spread the gospel.
He emphasized that he is committed to using his voice and personal story to inspire transformation, rather than pursuing fame or fortune.
He also shed light on his religious conversion, saying he moved from Islam to Christianity many years ago after a life-changing encounter.
His testimony, shared openly on the streets, has sparked widespread reactions online, with many Ghanaians commending him for his courage and newfound purpose.
The viral TikTok video featuring Cyborg preaching and sharing his redemption story has since garnered thousands of views, with commenters praising his boldness while others expressed nostalgia over his days in the Kumawood scene.
Cyborg’s public transformation continues to stir conversations about faith, second chances, and the power of personal change.
L Janam Joachim Satekla, the 6-year-old son of Stonebwoy and Dr. Louisa Satekla has captured the admiration of many after delivering an impressive music performance at a public event.
The six-year-old, who is the second child of the celebrated musician, stunned attendees when he confidently grabbed the microphone to perform “Torcher.”
A video of the moment, which has since gone viral on social media, shows L Janam displaying remarkable stage presence and rhythm far beyond his years.
Fans and social media users have flooded the comment section with praise, expressing amazement at the boy’s natural talent. Many described the performance as a sign that musical brilliance clearly runs in the Satekla family.
Others have shared their growing admiration for Stonebwoy and Dr. Louisa’s parenting style, applauding how they nurture confidence and creativity in their children.
With this unexpected but impressive display, L Janam has sparked conversations about whether he might someday follow in his father’s footsteps in Ghana’s music scene.
For now, fans are simply excited to witness the early emergence of what could be another star from the Satekla home.
I sure say JahJah write this song give Stonebwoy .https://t.co/GuqyMDfsDO#TheTorcherEP#BhimVibez pic.twitter.com/cCK5JIfSQr
— BLACK JESUS (@agaciou) September 12, 2025
Captain Planet has ignited a heated debate on social media after criticizing the outfits worn by some young female attendees at this year’s Tidal Rave festival.
In a post shared shortly after the event, the rapper expressed shock over what he described as increasingly revealing fashion choices among young women.
“I just dey see some dressings from yesterday’s Tidal Rave. Chaley, some of these small, small girls—I don’t know whether them be models or pornstars. What the hell is happening in Ghana?” he wrote.
His comments immediately drew backlash online, with critics accusing him of disrespecting women and attempting to police their bodies. Many argued that fashion trends evolve and that festivals have long been spaces for creative and expressive dressing.
Some users insisted that his remarks perpetuate harmful stereotypes about women’s clothing choices and unfairly place moral judgment on the younger generation.
In response to the criticism, Captain Planet doubled down on his stance, clarifying that his concerns were rooted in what he called “decency,” not an attempt to restrict personal freedom.
“So you go allow your sister to dress like this outside?” he fired back at one critic. “You’re comparing Ghana to America?”
His rebuttal has further intensified the conversation online, with supporters agreeing that Ghanaian youth are becoming overly exposed to Western culture, while others argue that societal expectations should not dictate how women dress.
The 2025 Tidal Rave Concert will be remembered for many reasons, but Shatta Wale’s unexpected act of generosity is one of the things that truly stole the spotlight on Saturday, November 15, 2025.
The Dancehall King, who was billed as the wildcard artist for this year’s edition, turned the whole event on its head the moment he stepped on stage.
Guaranty Trust Bank Ghana has got music lovers in frenzy following the release of musician who are supposed to perform at what many have already described as the biggest Detty December concert 2025.
After four long years, the bank is returning with the highly-anticipated second edition of the GTCO Music Concert.
