As a listener, it is natural for you to want to know which musicians are the best out of all of them, and we are here to provide you with the Ghanaian Artists Ranking Top Ten (10) for 2024. There are many amazing artists in Ghana, but these are only the top 10. In Ghana The top spot on our list for 2024 is
1. Sarkodie
Participating in Adom’s FM’s rap competition known as the Kasahare Level, Sarkodie debuted as an underground rapper. Here, he ran across Duncan Williams, his former manager, who connected him to Hammer of the Last Two, a well-known record producer. For his album Volta Regime, he permitted him to record two tracks. His career got started with this. Both reviewers and fans praised the debut of Makye that he recorded.
Since then, he has put out a lot of well-received albums and songs, winning him many honors. Adonai, featuring Castro, is his most well-known song. With over 95 million views, the song is a big hit. As of now he currently rules the Ghanaian music industry.
2. Gyakie
Due to her family’s strong musical heritage, Gyakie’s musical journey started at a young age. Gyakie began recording with her father, famed Ghanaian highlife musician Nana Acheampong when she was barely 8 years old. r2bees and Asa were two artists that Gyakie looked up to as she grew older. She is still quite young, yet she has already had a big influence on the music industry.
In essence, she is currently Ghana’s second-best artist and the country’s most successful female artist. “Forever,” one of her best-known songs, went viral, particularly on social media sites like TikTok. With over 55 million views on YouTube, the song is proof of Gyakie’s amazing talent and catchy melody. Seeing Gyakie’s rise to fame and the wide appeal of her songs is astounding. She is becoming well-known both within and outside of the Ghanaian music industry.
3. Camidoh
Being one of the top three musicians in the nation, Raphael Camidoh Kofi Attachie has had a passion for music since he was a small child. After competing in the MTN Hit Maker reality program in 2016 and showcasing his remarkable singing and songwriting ability, Camidoh’s musical adventure officially began. It was a platform for him to gain fame and start his music career, even though he didn’t win the competition.
Camidoh is well-known for his soulful and sweet vocals. He has published some hit songs, including “Maria” and “For My Lover.” However, with more than 84 million views, the “Sugarcane” remix is his most well-known song while Darkoo, Mayorkun, and King Promise are featured in this song.
His music has a unique and amazing sound since it is a combination of highlife, R&B, and Afro beats. Camidoh is still becoming more well-known both locally and abroad, having worked with some musicians in Ghana’s music industry. He is a multiple award nominee, including the Ghana Music Awards, because of his talent and hard work.
4. Black Sherif
A rising star in Ghana, Black Sherif fascinates listeners with his unique sound and narrative songs. Right now, he is seated in the fourth position. His music resonates with audiences all across the world by incorporating captivating storylines with Afrobeat beats.
He’s put out several hit tracks. With over 25 million views, “Kwaku the Traveler” is his most popular song. Throughout his career, Black Sherif has received numerous honors, including multiple Vodafone Ghana Music Awards, 3Music Awards, and Ghana Music Awards.
As a result of his commitment, hard work, and love for his work, Black Sheriff has gotten a devoted fan base in the music industry. His influence on music can’t be denied, solidifying his status as one to watch as he makes more waves in the industry.
5. Shatta Wale
It was under the nickname Bandana that talented artist Shatta Wale began his musical career. He eventually reinvented himself as Shatta Wale, taking a new musical persona and image, after taking a break from music. Dancehall sound, attractive melodies, and upbeat beats define Shatta Wale’s music.
With hits like “Taking Over,” “My Level,” and “Gringo,” among others, he has put out some albums and singles. “Taking Over,” which has received over 20 million views on YouTube, is his most popular song. In the nation, he is now ranked number 5 among musicians.
Along with his success in music, Shatta Wale has pursued an acting career and made appearances in many Ghanaian motion pictures. He has received numerous honors over his career, including the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards Artiste of the Year. As a result of his captivating performances and his dominance in the dancehall genre, he is currently ranked fifth among musicians in the country.
6. Bisa Kdei
Bisa Kdei‘s popularity as a versatile artist has been supported by his ability to write unique and appealing soundtracks. In addition to the music industry, his music has been used in film. Due in large part to his featured song “Azonto Ghost” in the well-known Ghanaian film “Azonto Ghost,” he became well-known and well-respected for his musical contributions to film soundtracks.
One of his most well-known songs, “Mansa,” has received over 23 million views on YouTube. Numerous accolades, including multiple Ghana Music Awards, have been awarded to Bisa Kdei due to his brilliance and commitment to his trade. Right now, he is listed at number six. Beautiful music that speaks to listeners all over the world is still being produced by Bisa Kdei.
7. Ebony Reigns
Ghanaian dancehall musician Ebony Reigns was gifted. Her music was renowned for her audacious and outspoken lyrics that empowered women and addressed a range of societal issues. “Sponsor,” “Maame Hw3,” and “Kupe” are a few of her well-known tracks. With more than 16 million views, her song “Maame Hw3” is among the most viewed on YouTube.
Tragically, on February 8, 2018, Ebony’s life was taken too soon in a car accident. Ebony passed away too soon, but her legacy and songs still live. Her music still has a strong fan base. The Ghana Music Awards and the 3Music Awards were among the many honors bestowed upon her posthumously. A gifted and daring artist, Ebony Reigns will always be remembered. She is the seventh most popular musician in Ghana, despite having a brief career that had a big influence on the music industry.
8. Stone Bwoy
In his early school years, Stonebwoy started creating music. It was at an early age that he recognized his gifts as a lyricist and Songwriter. To represent his energetic and strong presence in the music industry, he took on the stage name “Stonebwoy.” The eighth musician on the list is Stone Bwoy, the CEO of Burniton Music Group.
Ololo, Bawasaaba, and Nominate are a few of his well-known songs. With more than 11 million views on YouTube, “Activate” is his most popular song. Due to his skill and commitment to his profession, Stonebwoy has won various prizes, including the Best International Act BET Award and multiple Ghana Music prizes. His influence on the Ghanaian music industry as well as the international music scene is evident, and he never stops inspiring and entertaining us with his music.
9. King promise
The talented Ghanaian artist King Promise began writing his songs and creating his special kind of sounds right after he joined the studio of his friend which helped spark his curiosity about music, to begin his journey he began collaborations with producers and other artists. He was encouraged to join the school choir by his school’s headmaster after he was heard singing in the class, however, things took turns for him after finishing university.
He released his first music through the streaming platform SoundCloud in 2017, before spreading out to other platforms. With massive views of 19 million on YouTube his hit song Terminator gained him a huge fan base in and outside the country Ghana.
As of now, he is the 9th artist on our Top 10 Ghana artists, the gifted artist keeps fascinating his fans with his nice songs and good voice.
10. Kofi Kinaata
Number 10 on our list is gifted renowned singer Kofi Kinaata, his journey started with showing his talent for blending highlife and hip-life genres. He quickly rose to fame with his hit song “Suskka” which is his most-viewed song on YouTube with a total views of 10 million. Kofi Kinaata doesn’t just make music, his songs pass messages that are social and address lots of various societal problems.
His pen game and enchanting melodies have gained a massive fan base and several awards, he keeps making names for himself and going higher in the Ghanaian music industry, and his songs inspire a whole lot of people from all over the world.
If you are not familiar with his songs, some of his songs are “Confession,” “Things Fall Apart,” and “Behind the Scenes.”.
In Conclusion
Ghana has a whole lot of artists, but the ones mentioned above worked hard to get to the top 10 today, as a Ghanaian artist you can also be among the top 10 if your hard work starts to pay off. If you found this article useful please share it with others.