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I want to leave a mark at Angel Broadcasting Network — Nana Yaa Brefo

One of the new additions to the Angel Broadcasting Network, ABN, Nana Yaa Brefo, has disclosed that she wants to leave an indelible mark at the Accra- based station.

According to the former staff of Multimedia, she was poised to replicate her dedication to work and desire to achieve results as exhibited in her career path at ABN.

Speaking to the The Spectator, she said: “I want to leave a mark, everywhere I go l leave an indelible mark, and that is what I want to do here,” she said.

“From Despite Media, to Multimedia, I left something, and clearly Angel will not be left out. I am going to be like the Nana Yaa Brefo you know, the only change would be an upgrade for them to love me more,” she noted.

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She stated that when she looks back some 18 years ago, it has been a gradual growth, full of learning and helping to bring change to lives and society and added that it feels great to be part of the Angel family.

Nana Yaa Brefo further noted that she would do everything in her capacity to help build a brand which would be a force to reckon with like she did in other media houses.

“My vision is to help lift ABN to an enviable pedestal, I am more than ready for the Radio and Television responsibilities at ABN,” she told the paper.

Nana Yaa Brefo, who until her move to ABN was co-host of ‘Badwam’ morning show on Adom Tv, surprisingly resigned from the Multimedia Group recently, leaving many in shock.

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Source: Ghanaian Times

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The Keepers Music welcomes new artiste Neyty with debut song ‘Most high God’

The new gospel diva, Neyty

 The Keepers Music has introduced their newest artiste, Neyty, a powerful singer ready to make an impact.

Her debut song, ‘Most High God’ is a powerful track filled with uplifting rhythms and inspiring lyrics.

The Keepers Music focuses on creating soulful, spir­it-filled music, and sees Neyty as a fresh voice with great potential.

They unveiled her as their new artiste alongside the release of the official artwork for ‘Most High God’

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In an Interview with The Spectator Neyty describes ‘Most High God’ as a song of praise and adoration inspired by her deep love for honouring God.

‘I love to give glory to God for everything He has done for me,” Neyty shares, highlighting her passion for gospel music’ she added

In the song, Neyty refers to Yahweh as the Most High, draw­ing listeners into reverence.

Released on October 29, ‘Most High God has already gathered over 8,000 views on YouTube and is now available on all major streaming platforms.

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 Dr Bawumia launches GMX music streaming app

Dr Bawumia launching the GMX platform

 GMX (Ghana Music Xperience), the latest music streaming innovation, is set to transform the music landscape with its un­paralleled focus on Ghanaian music content, discovery, and personalised experiences.

The groundbreaking platform is poised to redefine how music lovers engage with Ghanaian music, both locally and internationally.

GMX will boast of an extensive library of Ghanaian music, ranging from traditional folk to contemporary genres like hiplife and dancehall. The platform’s cutting-edge features include exclusive content, early ac­cess to new releases, seamless music search and discovery, personalised playlists, and social media integra­tion.

Speaking at the launch, Dr Maha­mudu Bawumia, Ghana’s Vice Presi­dent, said, “With our music, we are building a legacy which requires tools and platforms to ensure our artistes and all those who contribute to this vibrant industry receive their due recognition, compensation and right­ful place on the global stage.

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“We’re in a digital revolution and it is very important we use the tools offered by the digital age to monetise our talents in the Ghanaian music industry. The value of the glob­al economy is in digitalisation and when we say we need to promote our talent, then we need to go digital as that is where the money is.

We need the GMX streaming app for the local empowerment of our industry. If you look at the digital revolution in the world, you’re either a developer of apps or a user. The developers are those who make mon­ey and the users pay. So, it is very important to have local ownership of these apps.

The Minister of Tourism, Arts and Culture, Mr Andrew Egyapa Mercer, who was present at the launch pro­nounced GMX as a revolution in the Ghanaian music landscape.

“In Ghana, music is our heartbeat, a channel through which we express our story, tradition and help unite communities. As we launch GMX, it is a celebration of our media heritage and the showcasing of our range of artistes,” he said.

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This (GMX) aligns perfectly with the government’s mission to advance the creative arts space. Platforms like GMX will allow us to showcase our culture to the world and con­tribute significantly to tourism,” he added.

GMX’s unique features among others include, exclusive Ghanaian content including pacesetters from the Gold Coast era to contemporary trailblazers.

The platform will provide early access to new releases, behind-the-scenes footage, artist interviews, and exclusive releases.

There will also be seamless music search and discovery, powered by an intuitive recommendation engine, personalised playlists, curated by experts and powered by advanced AI as well as social media integration, allowing users to share favourite tracks and connect with others.

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 By Spectator Reporter

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