Audio By Carbonatix
Disc jockey, DJ Sly has reminded organizers of the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards to nominate his song ‘Ole Alo’ for Best African Collaboration & Best Video at 2020 VGMA.
The category was introduced in 2019 and had ‘Akwabaa’ by Guilty Beatz, Mr Eazi, Patapaa and Pappy Kojo grabbing the award.
DJ Sly’s ‘Ole Alo’ features 2020 SoundCity MVP Awards 'Best Female Act', Teni, 2018 AFRIMA 'Best Female Artiste in Central Africa', Daphne, 2016 VGMA 'Artiste of the Year' EL and Nigerian artiste Skales.
In an interview on Hitz News@1, the 2019 Ghana DJ Awards 'Best Event DJ' stated that he deserves the two nominations because his song and music video is the best on the market.
“No Ghanaian artiste has put together top African artistes from different countries on one song like I did. Considering the mileage and the quality of the song, nobody deserves the category than myself’’, he said.
The DJ said “Ole Alo” has gained recognition in East Africa, Central Africa and West Africa due to the selection of artistes from various regions of Africa.
He added that it will be unfair for organizers to exclude his single in the best collaboration and video category for this year's VGMA.
Latest Stories
-
GES opens applications for non-teaching staff promotion; here’s who qualifies
11 minutes -
What Is Wrong With Us: We fly halfway around the world to admire discipline, then fly home to tolerate chaos
13 minutes -
Discipline must not become abuse in raising children – ARK Foundation
20 minutes -
Photos: Culture, technology and cuisine take centre stage at Russia’s youth festival
21 minutes -
‘Who approved Laboma structures?’ – Victoria Bright calls for review of permitting system
27 minutes -
“The Darkest Chapter”: Latif Abubakar’s 21st production brings President Mahama’s UN reckoning to the National Theatre stage
31 minutes -
Teacher, three others investigated over alleged kidnapping of suspected MoMo fraudster in Kumasi
32 minutes -
Afenyo-Markin mourns Bernice Offei, describes her songs as ‘sermons set to music’
32 minutes -
Don’t just learn AI tools, use them to improve productivity – ALX Enterprise
39 minutes -
Free rabies vaccination campaign targets 25,000 dogs and cats nationwide
45 minutes -
Ghana needs a system to track child protection funding to where risks are highest – ARK Foundation
47 minutes -
AI may not replace humans, but workers who fail to adapt could lose jobs – ALX Enterprise
49 minutes -
Gideon Boako: Bretton Woods is fraying; Ghana has built a bridge
51 minutes -
Ghana’s child protection system failing children despite laws and policies – ARK Foundation
52 minutes -
‘Future of Black Queens is safe for many years’ – Black Princesses boss Charles Sampson
55 minutes