Audio By Carbonatix
Ghanaian rapper Lyrical Joe, is not resting on his oars as he gears up to win the Best Rap Performance award at the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards, for the second time.
The rapper won the slot last year over artistes like Sarkodie, Strongman, Amerado, Lyrical Joe, Obibini and Teephlow.
This year, he has been nominated again in the same category with TeePhlow, Strongman, Amerado, Sarkodie and Medikal.
Lyrical Joe who just released his debut album titled ‘Photo Album’ told Kwame Dadzie on Joy FM’s ‘Showbiz A-Z’ expressed his excitement in earning a nomination in the 2023 edition of the awards.
When asked if he would win again, he responded “oh yes.”
Lyrical Joe has won a lot of spurs both locally and internationally as one of the best rappers in Ghana.
In 2020, he went hard at Cameroonian rapper Jovi and Sierra Leonean Mc Kao Denero. He gained a lot of following and admiration after the beef.
His recent battle with rapper Amerado has also earned him more exposure in the music industry.
For the past six years, he has been releasing a rap song on 5th August which is his birthday.
Lyrical Joe has to his credit, songs like Superman, 'Knack', 'Goodness and Mercy', 'Fear' and 'Betrayal.'
Latest Stories
-
Video: Madina MP Francis-Xavier Sosu collapses while addressing students at GIMPA
21 seconds -
Hunnyboy reveals how social media landed him Shatta Wale feature
6 minutes -
I am a perfectionist – Actor William Lamptey
10 minutes -
No room for another false start as Ghana begin AFCON qualifying campaign
30 minutes -
“We are grateful for what you have achieved” – AGI President tells Finance Minister
38 minutes -
“No Nation is Inferior”: Mahama champions human dignity and security council reform at the UN
1 hour -
Manhyia South residents, NPP executives fume over botched EOCO arrest of MP
1 hour -
Mahama unveils new deal with global philanthropy
1 hour -
Daily Insight for CEOs: Building customer-centric leadership
1 hour -
Democracy must deliver food, jobs and healthcare, not just elections – Mahama
1 hour -
Capacity constraints must never be a barrier to restitution – Mahama
1 hour -
COMAC pushes for suspension of sections of Customs Act 2026
1 hour -
Mahama calls for Great African Museum to anchor continent’s heritage revival
2 hours -
Mahama cites return of Mpomponsuo sword as model for restitution
2 hours -
Mahama: Africa must inherit more than the story of what it lost
2 hours