"Diamond Mic" detonates onto the scene with a mettle as tough as its title suggests. GrayBeat - flanked by Hookdiggy's potent verses – deliveries with lyricism that dances often the edge of nostalgia and...
Mermaid Avenue, hailing from the vibrant city of Brisbane/Meanjin, returns with their third album, 'Loveday No. 9,' and it's a sonic journey that defies...
Occurrence, the experimental electronic pop trio, has outdone themselves with their latest single, "The Remote Past Tense." Composed of Ken Urban on electronics, synths,...
Veana Negasi is a Ghanaian vocalist and songwriter, who specializes in Afrobeat and Afropop music.
In the context of her career as a young vocalist,...
Richard Akoto is a Ghanaian music blogger, website designer, writer, and the visionary founder and owner of Musicearshot. A dedicated voice in the indie...
One of Ghana’s leading male vocalists, Kasar, revealed in an interview on TV3’s “The Afternoon Show” the reason behind his switch from Gospel Music.
The...
Celebrated USA-based Gospel artist, Eunice Asumadu, coming from Ghanaian roots, continues to make an impact on the gospel music scene with her soon to...
Renowned Ghanaian artist Kelvyn Boy took center stage and captivated attendees with an electrifying performance at the highly anticipated Duku Festival held on 7th...
Okay, so, you’ve got music hitting your eardrums. Sometimes it's like a rogue pigeon landing right outside your window – startling, unexpected, but maybe...
Groove Moose takes listeners on an expansive musical journey with Let Me Shake You, a near seven-minute southern rock epic that masterfully combines warm...
Daytes welcomes 2025 with an impressive new release, “Calm Down” a sophisticated fusion of Afrobeat rhythms with elements of UK rap, R&B, and hip-hop....
At the beginning of their musical journey Awaiting Abigail releases their first single "Bad Mind" which unites intense rock and metal energy with emotional...
Alright, buckle up, because Anthony Rausku's "Life is Perfect for Living" isn't your grandma's Sunday afternoon singalong. Unless your grandma was really into dissecting...