Afrogospel sensation, Joseph Matthew has once again proven his musical ingenuity and versatility, taking home the prestigious “UK Based Highlife Artiste of The Year” award at the just ended Taabea Ghana Music Awards UK 2024.

This remarkable achievement is a testament to Joseph Matthew’s innovative approach to music, which seamlessly blends gospel messages with diverse genres, including highlife.

Joseph Matthew’s versatility in music is unparalleled, as he effortlessly experiments with different sounds to create a distinctive style that resonates with audiences worldwide. His award-winning song, “Promise Land”, is a prime example of his musical prowess, showcasing his ability to merge highlife with other genres to produce a captivating sound.

Under the year of review, “Promise Land” has not only dominated the airwaves in Ghana but has also gained significant traction internationally, leaving an indelible mark on the music scene. The song’s impact and reach made it a clear frontrunner for the “UK Based  Highlife Artiste of The Year” award.

Joseph Matthew is out with a fresh  single, “Fear No Evil”. This highly anticipated track is already making heavy strides across all music outlets and it is delivering the same level of musical excellence and spiritual depth that fans have come to expect from the talented Afrogospel artist.

Checkout “Fear No Evil” from below.

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Ghanaian budding musician Bigboi Collinz has released his latest single, “Saara”, a thought-provoking masterpiece that delves into the concept of self-actualization.

Drawing inspiration from Abraham Maslow’s renowned Pyramid of Needs, Bigboi Collinz crafts a narrative that champions personal growth, self-awareness, and the pursuit of one’s potential.

In “Saara”, Bigboi Collinz assumes the role of the protagonist, sharing his personal journey of self-discovery and contentment. He emphasizes the importance of living life on one’s own terms, unfettered by the opinions of others.

With unwavering conviction, Bigboi Collinz asserts that he seeks guidance solely from the divine, unswayed by human influence.

In a bold move, Bigboi Collinz seamlessly integrates Prophet Kofi Oduro’s popular soundbite, “Gyai gyimii no” (Stop misbehaving), to address naysayers who pry into his personal affairs. This strategic inclusion adds a layer of depth to the song, as Bigboi Collinz skillfully employs the soundbite to shame those who seek to undermine his resolve.

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