Lord Eric Sugumugu of Osibisa Fame: The Ghanaian Percussionist
Lord Eric Sugumugu of Osibisa Fame: The Ghanaian Percussionist



Yesterday, the world paused to honour International Women’s Day, a celebration of resilience, achievement and empowerment. While the official day was on March 8th, the impact of the celebrations continues to resonateand we’re here to reflect on the remarkable stories and energy that made the day unforgettable.
From women leading in music, business, and culture, to everyday heroes shaping communities, this day reminds us how vital women are in every sphere of life. Artists like Coby Melody continue to champion messages of love, empowerment, and unity in their music, inspiring listeners everywhere to celebrate strength and authenticity.

Rising artist and producer Coby Melody has officially released his brand-new single “Falling,” a track that is already gaining attention for its emotional sound and visually captivating cover art. The new release showcases Coby Melody’s growing artistry, combining heartfelt lyrics with smooth melodies that resonate with listeners.
“Falling” highlights Coby Melody’s ability to blend relatable storytelling with modern production, creating a song that speaks about love, vulnerability and the emotions that come with giving your heart to someone special. The track delivers a powerful listening experience, making it a strong addition to the artist’s expanding catalogue.

Ghanaian rap icon Sarkodie proved once again why he remains one of Africa’s most influential artists after delivering a powerful solo show in London. The highly anticipated concert drew hundreds of fans from across the UK and Europe, reinforcing his global appeal and dominance in African hip-hop.
Held at the iconic O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire, the event marked another major milestone in Sarkodie’s international journey. From the moment he stepped onto the stage, the energy inside the venue shifted. Fans waved Ghana flags, sang along to every lyric, and celebrated a career that has shaped modern African rap.

Creativity in Ghana is experiencing a defining moment. Across music, fashion, film, photography, digital media, and live entertainment, a new generation of creators is reshaping the country’s cultural identity. What was once considered an emerging industry has now become a driving force in both social influence and economic opportunity.
DJ Lapel has officially released her powerful sermon for the WYFL Challenge, delivering a message that blends inspiration, confidence, and creativity. Known for commanding stages with sound, DJ Lapel now steps into a more reflective space, using her voice to uplift and challenge her audience beyond music.
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