It’s March. What better way to usher in Ghana Month than with music, the second universal language that unites us all, right after our beloved football?
Whether you are stuck in traffic, preparing for a night out, enjoying a quiet evening at home, or gathering with friends and family for a meal, this list of Ghanaian tunes curated by The Accra Times promises to enrich every moment.
Let’s begin:
Classic Highlife Playlist
Celebrate the roots of Ghanaian music with a playlist that features classic Highlife artists. Highlife is a genre that originated in Ghana in the early 20th century, known for its jazzy horns and multiple guitars which lead the band. It’s a fusion of traditional Akan music with a mix of influences of Western instruments and ideas.
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Hiplife Hits Playlist
Hiplife blends Highlife with Hip-Hop, showcasing Ghana’s ability to innovate while respecting its roots. It started in the late 1990s and has grown to become one of the most popular genres in Ghana
Gospel Grooves Playlist
Ghanaian gospel music is powerful and uplifting, combining African rhythms with Christian themes. It’s a genre that resonates deeply with the Ghanaian spirit.
4. Contemporary Afrobeat/Afropop Playlist
This playlist would feature the latest and greatest in Ghana’s Afrobeat and Afropop scene, showcasing how Ghanaian artists are at the forefront of these genres.
5. Ghanaian Women in Music Playlist
Of course, we cannot forget it is also Women’s History Month. Celebrate the powerful women of Ghanaian music, from Highlife and Gospel to Afropop and beyond.
